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    • [PDF File]Economic Profile Series: Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario

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      Economic Profile Series: Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario Winter 2020. Ensuring Sault Ste. Marie remains an important urban centre in Northern Ontario: the role of immigration . The looming workforce challenge . The 2016 Census reported that 26% of everyone in the Sault Ste. Marie workforce was over the age of 55. Overall, nearly 11,000 people are ...

    • Provincial Forecast

      economic downturns is now becoming a very consensus view. However, that was not the case at the time the first provincial budget was tabled in late February. There were still concerns Chart 6: Ontario and Alberta have loosened up on spending restraint somewhat Source: Ontario and Alberta budgets, CIBC

    • [PDF File]Provincial Economic Forecast

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      Ontario and Nova Scotia seem to have suffered more damage, leaving employment in these provinces furthest from pre-pandemic levels as of May. In contrast, employment is much closer to pre-pandemic levels in B.C., New Brunswick and the Prairies. ... Provincial Economic Forecast

    • [PDF File]SCOTIABANK’S FORECAST UPDATE

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      In Canada, the closure of non-essential business in Quebec and Ontario announced earlier this week will have large economic consequences. At present, we believe Canadian economic activity will fall by 28% in Q2 as these measures are felt. If other provinces follow, the fall in Q2 economic activity would be in the 35% range.

    • [PDF File]Ontario Cement Market Overview - MPAC

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      2. Ontario Economic Trends The next 5 year outlook for the Ontario economy looks positive after a slow recovery post the 2008-09 crisis. The growth will be driven by increase in household spending, increased exports to the US driven mainly by the lower Canadian dollar, infrastructure spending and lower oil prices, Ontario being a net

    • [PDF File]Machinery & equipment Intellectual property Business and ...

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      ECONOMIC FORECAST DETAIL — CANADA The material contained in this report is the property of Royal Bank of Canada and may not be reproduced in any way, in whole or in part, without express authorization of ... Forecast Forecast Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 2019 2020 2021F 2022F Household Consumption-7.5 -45.4 63.9 0.9 2.6 0.2 8.0 5.9 4.7 ...

    • [PDF File]Provincial Economic Outlook for Mar. 26, 2021

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      Provincial Economic Outlook | Our key forecasts for the Canadian provinces March 26, 2021. Provincial Economic Outlook for Mar. 26, 2021 . A Publication of BMO Capital Markets Economic Research • Douglas Porter, CFA, Chief Economist, BMO Financial Group . Canada British Columbia Alberta Saskat-chewan Manitoba Ontario Quebec New Brunswick Nova

    • [PDF File]2022 manufacturing industry outlook - Deloitte

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      on the Oxford Economic Model (OEM) anticipate GDP growth in manufacturing of 4.1% for 2022.2 As capital expenditures rise, a combination of high business valuations, strong earnings, and low-cost debt may also encourage companies to add technology capabilities, gain share, and expand in new markets with M&A.

    • [PDF File]Canadian economic and financial forecast

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      beleaguered manufacturing heartland since economic activity in Ontario (-10.1 percent) and Quebec (-10.3 percent) will remain supported by their high-value-added services industries where working-from-home is feasible – particularly the professional, financial, and technical and scientific services.

    • [PDF File]Agriculture Economic Development - Ontario

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      This Agricultural Economic Development Guidebook is designed to help economic developers, land-use planners, municipal councils and community leaders explore agriculture as an economic development opportunity. Many are aware of the importance of the agri-food sector to the economies of rural communities across Ontario.

    • [PDF File]Ontario Budget Up - NBC

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      Economic outlook — A significant recovery has economic growth on a firmer footing than what was assumed in March’s budget. Ontario’s forecast for 2021 real GDP growth has been nudged up from 4.0% to 4.3%, this improved pace standing three ticks shy of the private sector consensus.

    • [PDF File]PRovincial economic FoRecast - TD

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      in British Columbia, and Ontario’s all-important Toronto market is expected to follow suit in 2017, but to a lesser degree. The antici - pated moderate correction will not be enough to severely dampen economic activity, but it will be sufficient to dip growth back down below 2% by 2018. Critical to this forecast is that exports take

    • [PDF File]GLOBAL ECONOMICS SCOTIABANK’S PROVINCIAL OUTLOOK

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      base case forecast assumes that widespread vaccination will enable wider reopening as the year progresses, and that even in the event of a third wave, the economic hit will be small relative to prior rounds of restrictions. Still, risks remain around the vaccine resistance of new variants, and the timing of second wave reopening. K-SHAPED RECOVERY

    • [PDF File]BUDGET OUTLOOK - Financial Accountability Office of Ontario

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      Economic growth is slowing in Ontario . Source: Statistics Canada, Ontario Economic Accounts and FAO. The Ontario economy continues to face a number of risks from both domestic and foreign sources which could lead to even slower growth. These risks include a more pronounced slowdown in consumer

    • [PDF File]ONTARIO HEALTH SECTOR

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      History Forecast Annual Growth per cent Source: 2017 Ontario Economic Outlook and Fiscal Review, and FAO analysis of data from MOHLTC and TBS. • Since 2012, the Province has restrained the growth of health sector spending primarily by: imposing a four-year freeze in base operating funding to hospitals,

    • [PDF File]PROVINCIAL ECONOMIC FORECAST UPDATE - TD

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      Improved economic prospects across the rest of Canada: Ontario and B.C. to top growth charts • In contrast,the economicgrowth profilesfor most non-oil producing regions have been nudged upwards relative to our December forecast, especially for 2015. Ontario is still forecast to top the growth charts, averaging gains of

    • [PDF File]Provincial Economic Forecast

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      Alberta Economic Forecasts Source: Statistics Canada, CMHC, CREA, Forecast by TD Economics #Internal 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Apr-20 Jul-20 Oct-20 Dec-20 Mar-21 Jun-21 Sep-21 Chart 1: COVID -19 Hospitalizations and ICUs at Their Highest in Alberta ICUs Hospitalizations *7-day moving average. Source: Provincial and Territorial MOH , TD Economics.

    • INLAND EMPIRE ECONOMIC FORECAST IN THE COVID ERA

      2021 Hospitality Travel & Tourism Forecast Michael Krouse President & CEO, Greater Ontario Convention & Visitors Bureau Hospital Update John Chapman President & CEO, San Antonio Regional Hospital Keynote Speaker John Husing, Ph.D. Closing Remarks Michael Tracey INLAND EMPIRE ECONOMIC FORECAST IN THE COVID ERA

    • [PDF File]CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE LOOKING FORWARD ONTARIO

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      economic expansion, and significant new investment in public transportation and other infrastructure added 58,600 Ontario construction jobs between 2014 and 2017 – a 12% increase over three years. The pace and breadth of growth – across all segments and regions of the province – has driven unemployment to

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