Articles related to "Canadian Economy"

Recreational boating makes a significant contribution to the national economy of Canada with a total economic impact of $26.8 billion and 373,600 jobs

While Canadians are concerned about huge job losses in the auto sector, many are concerned that bailing out these companies sets a bad precedent.

Export Development Canada predicts that the value of Canadian exports will fall by 1% in 2007. This decrease follows gains of 5.4% in 2005 and 3% in 2006.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper made his first major speech on the economy in Brampton Ontario. He wanted to reassure Canadians of the economy's stability, and recovery.

Swimming pool sales increased in Canada in 2008. Availability of credit, low mortgage rates, and government renovation incentives may make 2009 a good time to buy.

Presidential nominee John McCain says, "Since NAFTA was concluded, it has contributed to strong job growth and flourishing trade." But who realizes those benefits?

The U.S. and Canada are strong trading partners and moves to shrink foreign investments or limit trade with buying American only schemes risks both countries.

Coins of the Province of Canada included a 20-cent piece that was not generally accepted by the spending public. A 25-cent coin later became standard

People are less likely to spend extra money during the Christmas season than they used to be because of economic concerns. Holiday spending is down in North America.

Chrysler LLC has filed for Chapter #11 bankruptcy protection. As part of that protection, the Federal, and Ontario governments have bought a 2% stake in the company.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper issued his fourth quarterly economic update on a trip to China. The report revealed 97% of stimulus money has been allocated to projects.

By keeping a careful watch on what's flying off the shelves in supermarkets, some business professionals believe they can see where the economy is headed.

By the end of June 2009 the economic downturn continued in Canada as in other countries, although it seemed to be easing a little.

"Staycationing" increases in popularity during times of recession. Whether you are taking time from work or are actively looking, here are a few staycation pointers.

General Motors has filed for bankruptcy protection. As part of the conditions, governments in both the United States, and Canada are now part owners.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper is signaling his party is ready for an election. In a speech at a recent fundraiser he predicted his party would win a seat in Montreal.

Parliament isn't back in session, and already Canada's three opposition parties are planning to force an election. All agree a Fall campaign is a near certainty.

Although the magazine industry is flourishing in Canada, it continues to face stiff competition both within the industry and by external forces.

Given record high oil prices last year, crude oil was by far Canada's number one export and also was among the top 10 fastest-growing shipments to America last year.

Ontario ships 45% of total exports, Central Canada consumes 76% of imports while Alberta & Saskatchewan drive an overall US$41-billion Canadian trade surplus in 2007.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) reveals the countries best-suited for business development and economic growth. Why are Canada and the U.S. slipping in the trade race?

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