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Canada: no longer just friendly and harmless
It was 2003 when Canada was declared cool on the cover of The Economist magazine. But the timidity is gone. At Davos, Canada's Central Bank Governor Mark Carney, heavily influences the finance debates.
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Canada's job market weakest on record
As the monthly labour numbers show a bleak picture of the Canadian job market, those who are working are more likely to be underpaid than they were a year ago. |
Canada doesn't have enough workers to tap the oil sands, and the shortage is getting worse
This is almost hard to believe from an American perspective, but the biggest obstacle to growth in the Canadian oil sands is a labor shortage.
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Unemployment-to-job vacancies ratio i 10 largest industrial sectors
Canadian businesses had, on average, 248,000 job vacancies in the three month period ending in September. For all sectors combined, the ratio of unemployment to job vacancies was 3.3. In other words, there were 3.3 unemployed people in Canada for every job vacancy. |

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Bad for Business: 4 Poor Facebook Habits
If you don't have a Facebook page for your business, it's not the equivalent of trying to operate without a telephone and modern plumbing. But social media is something almost no business can afford to be without. |

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Where 'The Raising standards for leadership in business
The Haskayne School of Business is taking a big step forward in making its mark as a global leader in business education.
The centre, which will be officially launched at the University of Calgary in September, will deliver a unique model of leadership development, education and research unlike anything available in Canada. |
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Global woes to hit Canada: BoC
The Bank of Canada on Tuesday kept its key interest rate on hold, warning the global economy has "deteriorated" and that will slow the pace of growth in this country. |
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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" |
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