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Less than half of businesses very confident in ability to fend off cyberattack As cyber breaches become more prevalent and disruptive, only 39% of Canadian businesses are very confident in their ability to identify and fend off cyberattacks, according to a KPMG Canada survey.
06 October 2021
KPMG Canada buys tax credit consultancy RDQ KPMG Canada has acquired RDQ, a Joliette, QC-based consulting firm specializing in scientific research and experimental development (SR&ED) tax credits and other incentives.
23 September 2021
KPMG: Canadian firms struggling to source IT talent Nearly 80% of Canadian businesses say they need more workers with digital skills, according to a report from KPMG Canada.
02 September 2021
Microsoft Canada announces Impact Award winners for 2021 Microsoft Canada last week announced which of its consulting and implementation partners were winners of its annual Impact Awards.
21 July 2021
Canadian miners optimistic as commodity prices rebound Canadian mining companies are optimistic about their growth prospects coming out of the pandemic, according to a recent report from KPMG.
13 July 2021
KPMG: Family businesses better weathered the pandemic Family businesses better weathered the pandemic storm, according to a recent global survey from KPMG.
21 June 2021
Most Canadians want a hybrid workplace model Most Canadians (77%) want to be able to work both remotely and in the office, according to a March survey of 2,003 respondents by KPMG Canada.
21 May 2021
KPMG Canada launches cloud accounting solution for SMEs KPMG Canada has launched “Finance Plus,” a new bookkeeping and financial reporting platform tailored to small- and medium-sized enterprises.
18 May 2021
KPMG buys Quebec accountancy Lacroix Allaire Héroux Beaudry KPMG Canada has acquired Lacroix Allaire Héroux Beaudry Chartered Professional Accountants, a boutique accountancy located on the North Shore suburbs of Montreal.
05 May 2021
Big Four register net audit client losses in 2020 The Big Four accounting and consulting firms (Deloitte, PwC, EY, and KPMG) as a group registered a net loss in SEDAR (Canadian public company) audit clients in 2020, according to a report in Canadian
29 April 2021
Canadians back continued government stimulus, finds KPMG survey Most Canadians (77%) continue to support major stimulus spending to kick-start the country’s economy, according to a recent survey from KPMG Canada.
13 April 2021
Canadian CEOs feeling more confident about domestic economy CEOs in Canada are much more confident about the country’s growth prospects than they were six months ago, according to the latest KPMG Global CEO Outlook pulse survey, which polled 500 chief executi
26 March 2021
KPMG Canada adds Oracle Cloud Infrastructure offering KPMG Canada has expanded its Oracle consulting offering with the addition of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI).
18 March 2021
KPMG Canada makes several leadership appointments Following the retirement of Mary Lou Maher, KPMG Canada has made a raft of senior appointments to fill several vacancies.
05 March 2021
KPMG: Most new car buyers say they're likely to choose electric Of the 62% of Canadians planning to buy a new car in the next one-to-five years, 68% say they are very likely or likely to purchase an electric vehicle (EV) – either full-electric or hybrid – accordi
01 March 2021
KPMG: Canadians want 'Canada-first' economic recovery strategy Canadians want a “Canada-first” strategy to jumpstart the economy, according to a January KPMG survey of 4,000 people.
05 February 2021
Most Canadians will take the Covid-19 vaccine – but one in five say they won't Most Canadians (78%) say they’ll get the Covid-19 vaccine if it’s offered in the next three months, according to a recent survey from KPMG Canada. However, 22% said they wouldn’t take the vaccine.
18 December 2020
Pandemic has boosted clout of IT leaders, finds KPMG report A majority (6 in 10) of technology leaders in Canada believe they have more influence in the C-suite than ever before, due to the increasing importance of digital technology during the pandemic.
26 November 2020
Canadian businesses worried second Covid wave will sink them Nearly one-third (31%) of small- and medium-sized enterprise (SME) owners and leaders believe they won’t have the adequate liquidity or access to financing to make it through a second Covid-19 wave,
02 November 2020
KPMG Canada promotes nine partners in advisory business KPMG Canada announced its partner promotions for fiscal year 2021, with a total of 30 KPMG professionals being elevated to partner level.
20 October 2020
KPMG Canada makes two senior appointments KPMG Canada has named Yannick Archambault as leader of the national family office and Rebecca Burrows as general counsel. Both of the appointees are based in KPMG’s Toronto office.
09 October 2020
Most business leaders support federal wage subsidy Most Canadian business leaders (76%) think the revamped Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS) is a good investment to keep Canadians working, according to a recent client survey from KPMG Canada.
25 September 2020
Sanjay Pathak joins KPMG Canada as head of technology practice Sanjay Pathak, a veteran IT consultant, has joined KPMG’s Toronto office as a partner and leader of the consulting firm’s national technology practice.
18 September 2020
Returning to work during Covid-19: What are an employer’s obligations? Lisa Cabel, National Employment and Labour leader for KPMG Law Kaley Dodds, Senior Associate Employment and Labour Law, KPMG Law A recent KPMG poll found that more than half (54 per cent) of Canadian
11 September 2020
KPMG buys Montreal-based firm Allard Matte KPMG Canada has acquired Allard Matte, a boutique Montreal accounting and consulting firm.
17 August 2020
Most Canadians fear return to workplace, finds KPMG study More than half of Canadians (54%) are afraid of returning to their physical workplace because of how contagious Covid-19 is, according to a recent study from KPMG Canada.
10 August 2020
KPMG suspends its partnership with WE Charity Accounting and consulting firm KPMG has joined a wave of corporate partners that are suspending or reviewing their relationship with WE Charity, which has been at the centre of a cronyism scandal in
28 July 2020
Covid-19 and its effect on municipal infrastructure Municipalities will have to chart an effective infrastructure strategy to successfully weather the ongoing pandemic, according to a recent insight article from KPMG Canada.
26 June 2020
Government aid essential as manufacturing sector faces cash crunch As manufacturers are impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic, federal government aid will be essential to keeping operations running until the situation improves, according to Peter Hatges, KPMG Canada par
08 June 2020
Most Canadians would sacrifice privacy to help stop Covid-19, finds KPMG survey Though 92% of Canadians believe that digital contact-tracing apps should balance privacy concerns with public safety, 60% said they would sacrifice their privacy if it helped to stop the Covid-19 pan
15 May 2020
Companies need to reassess authentication as threats increase As Covid-19 has shifted many to remote work, organizations need to enhance how they’re authenticating users, according to a recent article from KPMG Canada cybersecurity partners Hartaj Nijjar and Jo
05 May 2020
KPMG: Customer loyalty goes beyond points programs Sixty percent of Canadian say points programs aren’t important in keeping the loyal to a brand, according to KPMG.
18 March 2020

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