Ontario, Canada

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Ontario, Canada continues to attract relocating and expanding operations due to its well-educated workforce, high quality of life, R&D incentives and a low Canadian dollar. However, its main drawing power is its low property taxes. Ontario's impressive infrastructure is based on high-technology, with digital switches and fiber-optic cables. The Greater Toronto Area remains North America's eighth largest urban center, housing 91% of Canada's foreign banks, 90% of Canada's top advertising agencies and 90% of Canada's top public accountants based on Fortune magazine's Global 500.

Evaluation, Ontario

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Canada: positioned for profit

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All Canadian regions are keeping an optimistic outlook on their economic futures as activities continue to flood their markets. With an excellent quality of life, a cooperative population, low corporate taxes and labor costs and a pro-business government, Canada is justified in adopting a healthy outlook. Alberta, Manitoba, British Columbia and Saskatchewan are ready for prosperity as they leave their recession woes behind. Canada's East Coast, meanwhile, prides itself on its high-tech industry, advanced R&D efforts and numerous telecommunication centers.

Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural Development, Economic Development NEC

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Fueling high-tech growth: Canada's skilled work force powers thriving IT sector

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The change in Canadian industry from businesses using natural resources to information technology enterprises is discussed, with focus on the highly educated and skilled workforce that makes this transformation possible.

High technology industry, Education, Growth, Labor supply, Labor force

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