Consumer Spend Trend: 2021 Was A Year Of Recovery
One year after the COVID pandemic began, total spending volumes began to recover beyond pre-pandemic levels, alongside key industries including restaurants, retail, and travel.
Read MoreOne year after the COVID pandemic began, total spending volumes began to recover beyond pre-pandemic levels, alongside key industries including restaurants, retail, and travel.
Read MoreMountain destinations in Canada have seen some strong recovery post COVID. With things slowly getting back to normal or adapting to the ‘new normal,’ travel is picking up pace.
Al Grego sits down with Marcy Burchfield, VP Economic Blueprint Institute (EBI) at the Toronto Region Board of Trade.
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Black Friday and Cyber Monday have come and gone again, and we’re taking a look back at spending numbers from across the country.
From bowling alleys to movie theatres, many businesses that help us have fun saw a big boost in sales.
Step 3 of Alberta’s reopening began July 1, 2021 kicking off a long weekend of spending on local travel throughout the province compared to the week before.
Step 3 of British Columbia’s reopening began July 1, 2021 kicking off a long weekend of spending on local travel throughout the province.
Step 2 of Ontario’s reopening plan kicked off on June 30, 2021 leading to line-ups for haircuts and a rise in spending on local travel and entertainment categories for the long weekend.
There was a moderate increase at restaurants with the return of indoor dining but tourist attractions, recreational sports leagues, and gyms were where Ontarians spent the most money.
The Montreal Canadiens may not have brought home the cup, but that didn’t stop fans from filling theirs at their favourite watering holes across the province as they cheered on their Habs.