Europe’s core economies were the problem in Q2, even as smaller, peripheral economies are recovering from the debt crisis
The bank predicts the economy won’t get back up to full speed until mid-2015
Alberta’s slowing economic growth expected to take another step back, level playing field
Projected growth in Canada this year of 1.9 per cent, improving slightly to two per cent in 2013
Industry was surprisingly strong at plus 0.6 per cent; wholesale trade grew by 0.2 per cent
Bank says change due to weaker economies abroad, more caution in Canadian households
Construction, wood product manufacturing to lead growth in all industries in the province
Slightly higher than economists’ expectations, close to Bank of Canada projection of 1.9 per cent
Commerce Department says growth was slightly better than its initial estimate of 1.5 per cent
Think-tank blames reliance on high GDP, corporate profit, personal income forecasts
