Although the province's diverse economy adds stability, it is suffering from a range of issues that make strong GDP growth elusive
With the housing market down and consumer spending tepid, exports and investment must be the drivers of growth
After a year of strong growth, lower commodities prices will moderate Saskatchewan's GDP growth in 2014
Healthy investment in the oil industry creates strong employment. Other industries, such as agriculture, also are flourishing
New initiatives, such as liquefied natural gas, and strengthening demand from the U.S. are putting B.C. on track
Strong growth anticipated in professional and financial services
Newfoundland and Labrador's growth will not come anywhere near the whopping 6% rise in real GDP the province saw in 2013
Continued sluggishness in the U.S. and European economies
With forestry still listing and call centres suffering, N.B. continues to struggle
The Rock has seen substantial growth in the past few years, but it must now deal with a declining fisheries industry