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Saskatchewan Leads Nations Growth Says Bank of Montreal
The Bank of Montreal projects Saskatchewan to post 5.2 percent growth in 2003, highest among provinces, aided by an end to drought and better crop yields. national growth expected to be 2.2 percent with U.S. rebound and a weaker Canadian dollar cited as key factors. Alberta growth seen at 2.5 percent in 2003, rising to 4 percent in 2004 as energy investments pick up. Ontario and British Columbia expected to lag national pace due to auto output, SARS, and softwood lumber duties.
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