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Economic Impact of Public Infrastructure in Ontario

Ontario's increased infrastructure spending preserved jobs in the province and added almost a full percentage point to Ontario's economy in 2009

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Economic Trends

Canada's Air Transportation Industry

After recording a loss of over $200 million in 2009, profits are forecast to reach over $195 million this year

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Canada’s Accommodation Industry

The industry will begin to recover but profits will remain relatively flat this year

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Organizational Performance

Industrial Relations Outlook

Collective bargaining carried out under shadow of uncertainty in 2010

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Compensation Planning Outlook

Canadian workers can expect modest pay increases in 2010

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Public Policy

Re-Energizing Canada’s International Trade

Canada needs a new trade strategy for a post-recession era

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Intellectual Property in the 21st Century

Action is needed to recognize the value of intellectual property for Canada

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  3. Metropolitan Outlook 1: Economic Insights into 27 Canadian Metropolitan Economies: Winter 2010
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Housing Starts

Feb 10, CMHC

196,700

Real GDP Canada

Q4 09, CANSIM

1.2%

Help Wanted Index

Jan 10, CBoC

89.1

Consumer Confidence

Jan 10, CBoC

88.2

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Commentary

Revamp Our Trade Policy

Glen Hodgson | Mar 9, 2010

How The People Saved The Vancouver Olympics

Brent Dowdall | Mar 4, 2010
China's Challenge to Canadian Exporters

China’s Challenge to Canadian Exporters

Michael Burt  | Feb 26, 2010

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Lessons From the Recession

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Re-Energizing Canada’s Trade

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Anne Golden and Scholar-in-Residence David A. Wolfe at the release of 21st Century Cities in Canada: The Geography of Innovation