Alberta should top the provincial performance ladder at 3.2% in 2008
Once dependent on the forestry industry, the province is now focusing on energy for growth
Megaprojects and good incomes from super-commuters are driving the Rock’s economy
Strong commodities prices and high-profile construction projects have given the province momentum
The province is counting on infrastructure spending, energy projects and tax cuts to stimulate growth this year
Most of the Island’s industries, such as french fries, are insulated from U.S. slowdown
Economists continue to be optimistic because of a combination of positive factors
The strong global demand for resources should keep the three territories’ economies humming
Olympic Games in 2010 and commodity prices are among B.C.’s economic drivers; challenges include troubled forestry sector
While forestry and fishery may take a hit, natural gas projects and financial services will provide a big boost