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Maria Solovieva

Retail sales dip to just under $70 billion in September: Statistics Canada

Core retail sales—which exclude gasoline stations and fuel vendors and motor vehicle and parts dealers—were relatively unchanged in September.

Canada’s consumer story isn’t a big spender tale: TD Bank report

Canada’s consumer spending outperformance in Q2 helped cushion the economy against the drag from trade tensions, says TD Bank.

Statistics Canada reports August retail growth

Statistics Canada says a rise in retail sales for August was driven by motor vehicle dealers and various subsectors.

Retail sales drop 0.8% in July, led by food and clothing declines: Statistics Canada

Retail sales in Canada fell 0.8% in July 2025, with core retail down 1.2%. Food and clothing stores saw biggest declines, says Statistics Canada.

Retail sales decline in May: Statistics Canada

32% of retail businesses were impacted by the trade tensions in May, compared with 36% in April, said Statistics Canada

Business and consumer confidence remain subdued: Bank of Canada surveys

The Bank of Canada said the sales outlook remains pessimistic
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