As B.C. policymakers approach economic recovery , the task is to focus on the fundamental drivers of our prosperity – the export of Canadian goods and services.
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The size of the economy-wide energy transformation to non-GHG emissions electricity sources is so big its very hard to imagine, and the gap between reality and desired outcomes will get bigger with population & economic growth.
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The exploding deficit shows the need for Ottawa to establish a “fiscal anchor” to return to a sustainable financial position.
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Trade and electricity are two topics not well understood. When they are put together, many assumptions are made, and many are incorrect.
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The employment recovery is off to a very slow start in 2021 and this is not expected to change much in the first half of the year. Still B.C. is in better shape than several other provinces.
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Despite the solid growth outlook, it will take a couple years for the B.C. economy to fully recover.
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By Jock Finlayson in Economy
As Premier John Horgan and his cabinet colleagues explore options to kick-start the economy while…
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By Denise Mullen in Economy
This is part one of a two-part series on electrification. In part two, we will explore what a…
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By Ken Peacock in Economy
As Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland works to develop the federal government’s 2021 budget, she…
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By Ken Peacock in Economy
January’s Labour Force Survey showed another tiny employment gain in B.C. This marks the second…
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Do Canadians dream of electrification?
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