While home sales are slowing and growth is likely to ease slightly, the outlook for B.C. remains among the country's brightest
After years of high deficits and stalled employment, a shift to balanced books, more investment and rising exports is boosting the province's fortunes
In a reversal of the recent past, Saskatchewan has been battered by low prices for resources, while Manitoba is posting solid, if not spectacular, gains
Plagued by low prices for resources and difficulty in retaining younger workers, most of Atlantic Canada faces slower GDP growth. But an uptick in wages should help
From diamonds to airports and research stations, the North is continuing to grow. But the optimism is uneven, with the Yukon facing a decline in GDP this year
Saskatchewan's heavy reliance on natural resources, especially oil, is reducing growth, although employment and government support remains stable
Prince Edward island: Lobsters, potatoes and pharmaceuticals will benefit from a lower C$ and increased world demand, mostly from the U.S.
Continuing the trend of recent years, Newfoundland and Labrador will feel the damper of lower oil prices. But some mining may benefit from the lower loonie
While New Brunswick is gaining traction in some areas, such as forestry, it shares the region's aging demographic issues
The sluggishness in Quebec at the end of 2015 will give way to stronger economic growth this year, with help from exports