Report on the Nation 2014

Ontario coming out of the dark, resources on the rise in B.C. and Alberta surges ahead. Read more in this province-by-province economic report from the February 2014 issue of Investment Executive newspaper.

January 31, 2014

Resources take toll

A decline in mineral exploration has had an impact on Canada's three territories, but strong growth is still expected

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Falling back to earth

Newfoundland and Labrador's growth will not come anywhere near the whopping 6% rise in real GDP the province saw in 2013

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A one-two punch for N.B.

Two factors spell good news for exports and manufacturing in New Brunswick

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An economic surge?

Several key initiatives will lead to solid growth for Nova Scotia in 2014, placing it in the middle of the pack among the provinces

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Moderate growth

P.E.I.'s economy is expected to get a boost this year, as demand from the U.S. and Canada ramps up

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Manitoba continues to battle for jobs

Although the province's diverse economy adds stability, it is suffering from a range of issues that make strong GDP growth elusive

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Quebec consumers still cautious

With the housing market down and consumer spending tepid, exports and investment must be the drivers of growth

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Saskatchewan remains a bright spot

After a year of strong growth, lower commodities prices will moderate Saskatchewan's GDP growth in 2014

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Alberta surges ahead

Healthy investment in the oil industry creates strong employment. Other industries, such as agriculture, also are flourishing

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Resources on the rise in B.C.

New initiatives, such as liquefied natural gas, and strengthening demand from the U.S. are putting B.C. on track

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