How will the Canadian economy perform this year? Between rising interest rates, strong employment levels and a fragile housing market, 2018 is poised to offer a mixed bag of economic news. This special report highlights economists’ expectations for each region of the country.
February 4, 2018Higher wages could bolster consumer spending, but rising interest rates and stricter mortgage rules pose challenges for the housing market
Solid economic growth in B.C. is expected to continue. However, the new NDP government faces challenges
A resurgence in oil prices helped Alberta’s economy enjoy a healthy rebound in 2017, and further growth is expected this year
Manufacturing and construction have been strong economic drivers form Quebec, the growth of which is expected to slow slightly this year
An aging population, declining energy exports and fewer major projects weigh down economic activity in the Atlantic provinces
Improvements in oil prices and potash production are driving a rebound in Saskatchewan’s economy, while Manitoba stays the course
Declines in GDP for the Northwest Territories and Nunavut are anticipated for 2018. The outlook for the Yukon is much brighter
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