gdp growth
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Q2 economic performance worst since financial crisis, StatsCan says
Real GDP fell 1.6%, federal agency blames Alberta wildfires for most of the contraction.
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GDP growth restricted to 1.6% this year: Conference Board
A lack of spending to expand capacity will limit manufacturers’ ability to increase production.
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Economic growth inches forward 0.3%: StatsCan
Retail and wholesale trade, energy extraction and manufacturing boost economic activity in November.
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Ontario projects $7.5B deficit in 2016
Province also downgrades 2015 growth expectations, dropping projected real GDP growth to 1.9% from 2.7%.
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Oliver chided over no recession in Alberta claim
Calgary ranks dead last in GDP growth expectations this year, according to the Conference Board of Canada.
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Broader export demand to drive Canadian economy: RBC
Ontario tops provincial GDP growth ranking.
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Brighter days ahead for provincial economies: Conference Board
Newfoundland and Labrador, Alberta, and Manitoba expected to post strongest GDP growth in 2015
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Ontario won’t balance books by 2018 without cuts or taxes: report
Conference Board says 2019 is a more likely target.
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Increased external demand will drive GDP growth: RBC
Improvements should motivate Canada’s businesses to increase their pace of investment and hiring, the bank says.
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Western economic growth pulling farther away: StatsCan
Report suggests economic output improvement in 2013 was heavily slanted toward resource-rich regions.
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Ontario’s economy will grow despite lacklustre exports, manufacturing production
RBC has revised its forecast for provincial real GDP growth to 1.3% in 2013, down from 1.7%.
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Study predicts economic boost from Energy East pipeline
Pipeline would create 11,000 jobs and boost Canada’s GDP by $35 billion.
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US economists optimistic about year ahead
Survey suggests economists confident US GDP growth will reach up to 4% in 2013.
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‘Exposed’ Canadian economy to see slowdown in 2013: CIBC
Report suggests GDP growth will slip to 1.7% in 2013.