If economies were sports teams, U.S. fans would be cheering loudest.
Canadian manufacturers say business conditions improved again in September.
Stronger demand and a more competitive loonie lifted Canada's exports in the second quarter of 2014, elevating overall economic growth from weather-related weakness early in the year. This trend is expected to continue, according to the latest Economic and Financial Market Outlook by RBC Economics.
Canada's opened up international trading markets, so internal agreements need to be updated as well.
The U.S. trade deficit jumped to a two-year high in April, as exports declined and imports surged to a record high.
Canada's overall trade growth has been low in sectors other than primary products, but a new Conference Board of Canada report reveals some hidden success stories and the factors behind them.
Newfoundland and Labrador’s fortunes lie in the oil- and fish-rich ocean off its coast, says a BMO report.
P.E.I.’s trade and tourism sectors will benefit from U.S. economic growth and a weaker Canadian dollar, says a BMO report.
Economic growth in New Brunswick is expected to improve by the end of 2014 thanks to trade and resources, says a report from BMO.
Busy drydocks and full lobster traps will help Nova Scotia grow, says a report from BMO.