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Infrastructure spending saved jobs and provided stimulus to Ontario's economy in 2009
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Canada needs a new trade strategy for a post-recession era
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. . . though many believe that manufacturing industries are the most sensitive to exchange rate movements, services industries may be more exposed to the dollar.
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