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Canada's economic situation is solid with positive long-term projections. Important factors are an abundance of natural resources including oil and gas reserves, a highly skilled and efficient work force, high overall quality of life, balanced government budgets, sinking taxes, moderate domestic and foreign policies, excellent infrastructure, close trade relationships and vicinity to the US. There are major differences between the provinces within Canada. A closer look at the economic realities can be important for choosing the location of a home, do business, or efforts to integrate into the job market. Alberta is leading the Canadian provinces with an annual economic growth of 4.6% (average over 5 years). Current unemployment is 5.1% (8% across Canada). Oil and gas reserves are promising a healthy future. Please see more details on Canada-wide comparisons in the document Alberta - Economy & Taxes. We are located in Alberta and have concentrated our business relationships on this economically strong province, although we have experience and a network across Canada. We are pleased to show you options for your
decisions - with choosing your home, starting your business, or finding a suitable job.
Links: Economic Indicators, Canada and Provinces
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Exchange Rate: Information on current exchange rate and trends are essential for decisions on potential transfers of assets. Use the online database of the Faculty of Commerce at the University of British Columbia for your calculations.
No Risk Involved: We believe the key to success lies in experience and in representing the interests of our clients. This is why we can confidently offer to return our consultant fees, if an application prepared by us will be rejected. Security through experience and quality. |
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