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Canada’s prosperity at risk from disruption, lack of skilled workforce: reports

Disruption is a common theme running through two recent reports on prosperity in Canada, one from the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, the other from the federal government’s top advisor on …

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Canada’s start-ups need more help to become global players: OCC

Canadians do a good job of creating new businesses, but we don’t do so well at growing them. With help from governments, educational institutions and others, Canada’s entrepreneurs have been …

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Federal government must help Ontario close widening “skills gap” through immigration reforms

The Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) wants the federal government to do more to help Ontario close the “skills gap” that it says is costing the province’s economy $24.3 billion …

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