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Economists spell out Canada’s best- and worst-case scenarios for 2012
Tavia Grant, The Globe and Mail, Published December 25, 2011
Modest growth is expected for Canada in 2012, however there is still debate on how it will all play out. This article interviews two Economists from the largest banks in Canada on their best and worst case scenarios for the New Year.
Canada's economy -- Still safe and sound? D.R., The Economist, Published August 10, 2011
It is well known that the effect of the global economic slowdown in past years didn’t effect Canada to the same extent as other industrialized nations. "Canada’s Economy: Still safe and sound?" presents a view on if Canada’s economic advantages can still allow it to remain resilient.
Western Canada Expected to Lead Growth This Year
“Real GDP will likely expand across the country in 2010, with the strongest growth rates seen in Western Canada as commodity-sector activity recovers from a depressed year in 2009,”...
Energy Sector Spending Increases Upturn in the New Decade
Indications of the recovery in the Canadian economy in 2010 highlighted by increases in...
Energy Sector Spending Increases
The Canadian Energy Research Institute (CERI) released a report that predicted oilsands spending could double to about $8 billion next year...
Lower Costs May Revive Oil Sands Projects Scott
Haggett, Reuters, June 1, 2009
The future of the Alberta oil sands has received a much-needed boost in light of all the problems that surround our struggling energy industry...
Finally, a Positive Alternative for Dealing with Under-Water Stock Options…..no really, we’re serious!! Arden
Dalik, The Wynford Group, May, 2009
The handling of under-water stock options has long been a touchy subject for organizations and compensation consultants. Now there is a creative solution that utilizes the Canadian Tax-Free Savings Account.
Looking for alternatives to layoffs Derek Sankey, Canwest News Services, Published: April 29, 2009
Employers
are turning to free provincial and federal government programs to avoid or
minimize rounds of layoffs as they seek creative alternatives to shedding
workers in the economic downturn. At
go2hr.caThe federal government’s Work-Sharing Program is designed to help employers who want to keep their staff, but who are facing a reduction in the normal level of business activity due to circumstances outside their control…
Work
Sharing: 3 Things Employers Need to Know Rob
Maurin, workopolis.com, Published:
March 30, 2009
If you’re looking at layoffs as a last hope for your company’s survival, and wish you had an alternative, you’re in luck. At the beginning of March, the federal government boosted the resources for work sharing, a program that helps employers avoid laying off staff…
Alberta economy set for rebound in 2010 Lisa
Schmidt,
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