Consumer Attitudes & Behavior

Grocery store employees who continued to work during the COVID-19 pandemic are “heroes'' and should be properly compensated, said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Friday.

As the COVID-19 pandemic shut down large parts of the economy and upended the way many companies do business, Canadian consumers were watching, and judging.

Fuel prices will be tracked in four additional communities in B.C.

Health and safety protocols are the new standard for businesses, as provinces and municipalities begin to relax COVID-19 restrictions.

Most of us are familiar with the slew of well-known phrases that, for decades, have been imprinted into the eating culture of Canadians.

Even in these times, barely a day goes by where there’s not a dire warning about the environmental predicament the planet faces.

Some businesses reopening with pandemic protocols in place have said they won't accept cash for the time being, potentially accelerating what the Bank of Canada describes as a decade-long shift away from the banknote.

These are challenging times and to a large extent, previous models and economic expectations will have to be revised as our society muscles through this public health crisis.