Signal49 Research’s annual report card shows policy-makers, organization leaders, and all Canadians how Canada’s quality of life compares with that of other countries. It also suggests what Canada must do to provide a high and sustainable quality of life for all Canadians.
How Canada Performs 2013: A Report Card on Canada
How Canada Performs 2013: A Report Card on Canada
Canadian Economic Analysis
Global Economic Analysis
Skills and Workforce Development
Sustainable Economy
Technology and Innovation Analysis
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Signal49 Research’s annual report card measures how well Canada is meeting its overarching goal of creating a high and sustainable quality of life for all Canadians by earning high and sustainable grades in six performance categories:
- Economy
- Innovation
- Environment
- Education and Skills
- Health
- Society
In the most recent report card, Canada’s performance improved in one subject: education—moving from a “B” to an “A.” Canada once again receives “B” grades on its economic, health, and social performances; a “C” on environmental performance; and a “D” on innovation. While the “A” on education and skills is encouraging, Canada’s “D” on innovation does not bode well for future growth and competitiveness.
Visit the How Canada Performs: A Report Card on Canada website for Signal49 Research’s annual benchmarking results comparing Canada’s quality of life with that of 16 of the wealthiest countries in the world.
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