Labor shortage woes loom, research says

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The Canada Prime Minister, Paul Martin while addressing in a speech, suggested that immigration would solve the looming labor shortage caused by the aging work force. But new research from Goldman Sachs suggests that immigration may be a temporary solution to replace aging workers who are about to retire.

International Affairs, Immigration & Emigration, Analysis, Emigration and immigration, Employment forecasting

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Economy clipped by raising loonie

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The increasing value of Canadian dollar is affecting the economy of Canada, more than half of industries in the country have been affected by this increasing currency value. An in depth analysis of this situation is presented..

Capital funds & cash flow, Foreign exchange, Foreign exchange rates, Valuation, Dollar (Canada)

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Free trade a boon to Canada, report says

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The positive impact of free trade agreements on the growth of the Canadian economy is discussed.

Scientific Research and Development Services, Development, Economic Programs-Total Govt, Administration of Economic Programs, Economic development, Commercial treaties, Trade agreements

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