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Forest industry says boreal protection goals still on radar.
Canadian forest product companies admit they are not going as fast as they had hoped in fulfilling a historic May 2010 agreement to protect the nation's boreal forest.
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Seaway pipeline reversal may help ease Canada's oil pain
Canada's oil price disadvantage, estimated to deprive the country of as much as $50-million a day, is about to ease with the reversal of an old pipeline in the Southern United States.
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Factory shipments show signs of life in March
Canadian factories are powering up, gaining from the slow but steady pickup in the United States and changing their ways to take advantage of the resource boom.
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Are millennials really a lost generation?
If your birth year is essentially a genetic lottery, which drops you into the economic circumstances of the day, then it's no exaggeration to say that the 70 million millennials — or Generation Y, those born in the 1980s and '90s — appear to have lost that lottery. |
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The Hottest Industries To Start A Business In
If you've been wondering what fields might be fertile for a new business, a good place to start is the Bureau of Labor Statistics' new employment projections for 2010 to 2020. |
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Nine Dangerous Things You Were Taught In School
Be aware of the insidious and unspoken lessons you learned as a child. To thrive in the world outside the classroom, you're going to have to unlearn them. |
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Canadian economy on way to less dependence on U.S.
The Canadian economy appears to be on a long-term trend toward less dependence on the United States, according to a new study issued Wednesday by TD Economics. |
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The Economics of the Great Gatsby Curve
Scott Winship questions the idea that greater inequality at a point in time is associated with less generational mobility over time — what the Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisors, Alan Krueger, called the "Great Gatsby Curve" |
