Pandemic

Generation Z is often described as the 'lost generation', the 'bedroom generation' or a cohort lacking direction. While such labels make for attention-grabbing headlines, they overlook the reality facing many young people trying to build careers in one of the toughest labour markets in years. From shrinking entry-level opportunities and…

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There are around 300,000 fewer starter homes on the market today than there were before the COVID-19 pandemic, and Lamonte Grulke thinks he knows why. Grulke is a general contractor and builder based in Little Rock, AR, who recently went viral on X for breaking down the costs of building…

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MDM Developments marketed Luna Bay as a resort-style enclave with three-storey waterfront townhomes, 60 boat slips and roughly 20,000 square feet of amenities.  Photo by MDM Developments Article content The GTA’s pre-construction condo slump is echoing into cottage country as a conspicuous quieting in new resort-style development.   THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS Enjoy the latest…

Kinetic Games is expanding into the games publishing business. Before today, Kinetic has only been known for Phasmophobia, its four-player ghost-hunting game that first exploded during the COVID pandemic and has remained a favorite since then. It has apparently done well enough to allow the team to expand its business…

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Data: Major Cities Chiefs Association (MCCA); Chart: Russell Contreras/AxiosViolent crime kept falling across many of the nation's largest cities through June, with homicides down 17.2% from the first half of 2025, according to preliminary data reviewed by Axios.Why it matters: The decline now spans two presidencies — it began falling…

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For nearly 50 years, one number barely moved. Every year or two, the General Social Survey asks Americans how happy they are, and for decades the balance between “very happy” and “not too happy” held steady, from 1972 through 2018. But as soon as the pandemic hit, it came cratering…