Canva cuts 22% of staff as growth slows and it faces its toughest year yet

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Australian design platform Canva is laying off roughly 22% of its workforce, affecting more than 1,200 employees. The company has described the current period as its hardest year so far. The cuts come as the business confronts slowing growth. The article provides no further detail on timing or specific departments affected.

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