Economy

The 2026 Global Infrastructure Index from Ipsos and the Global Infrastructure Investor Association (GIIA).
Infrastructure Survey

Continued appetite for investment in infrastructure alongside pragmatism to improve outcomes

The 2026 Global Infrastructure Index from Ipsos and the Global Infrastructure Investor Association (GIIA).
Economy Survey

Alberta Wireless And Telecommunications Industry Geared For Growth

84% Of Companies In This Sector Expect Their Workforce To Increase Over Next Two Years
Two-Thirds (66%) Planning To Grow Through "New Products Or Technology" - Others Look To "New Markets" (36%) And "Industry Collaborations" (34%)
But Many Say "Ability To Obtain Funding" (57%) And "Attracting And Retaining High Calibre Employees" (47%) Are Barriers To Growth
Economy Survey

Three In Ten (28%) Canadian Investors Do Not Have RRSPs

Economy Survey

Canadians' Perceived Stress Of Retirement Planning & RRSPs

Economy Survey

Western Canadian Cereal Growers Speak On Marketing Choices

Wheat Growers Are Divided Between Current Marketing System (48%) And A Dual Market System (46%) - Barley Growers Prefer A Dual Market System (56%) - Neither Would Choose An Open Market Without The CWB (6% and 10%)

In The Absence Of A Dual Market System, Wheat Growers Prefer The Status Quo (64%) While Barley Growers Prefer An Open Market Without The CWB (53%)
Economy Survey

Support For 2010 Olympic Games Rises In British Columbia

Seven-in-Ten (68%, up 10 points) British Columbians Support Hosting 2010 Olympic And Paralympic Winter Games

Economic Boost Main Reason For Support

Seven-in-Ten (68%) Say It's Important for Legacies To Go Beyond Buildings And Infrastructure
Economy Survey

Who Can Give Farmers In Canada The Help They Are Looking For?

Farmers Focus On Declining Farm Income As Top Issue Facing Canadian
Agriculture Today And Are Looking For A Leg Up
Economy Survey

Looking Ahead "Attracting And Retaining Employees" Intensifies As A Major Priority For CEOs

Majority Of Canadian CEOs (86%) Agree That Their Business Has What It Takes To Compete In The Global Marketplace
Economy Survey

Six In Ten CEOs (60%) Are Confident Their Workforce Will Expand Over Next Two Years (Up 9 Points From Last Year)

And Most Expect Their Company To Do "Financially Better Next Year" (68%) And "Plan To Increase Business Spending" (55%)
But Four In Ten CEOs (40%) Expect Inflation To Increase In 2005, With Globalization And Taxes Being The Most Serious Issues Facing Canadian Business Today
Economy Survey

On The Tenth Anniversary Of Canada's Most Respected Corporations CEO Survey:
RBC Financial Selected Canada's Most Respected Corporation For The Fifth Time And Third Year In A Row

Telecommunications And Oil & Gas Companies Gain In Many Corporate Categories
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