A summary of the key findings and recommendations for moving Canada toward sustainable prosperity—by excelling in the global economy, in our resource sectors and in our major cities.
Mission Possible Executive Summary: Sustainable Prosperity for Canada
Mission Possible Executive Summary: Sustainable Prosperity for Canada
Canadian Economic Analysis
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A decade of benchmarking Canada against leading OECD countries, and research and analysis in areas critical to Canada’s performance and potential has provided Signal49 Research with clear evidence that Canada is losing ground or stalling in areas critical to our competitiveness, prosperity and well-being. The Canada Project—a three-year program of research and dialogue—set out to explore why Canada’s performance was slipping and how to reverse the trend and set Canada on a path to sustainable prosperity. The final report, entitled Mission Possible: Sustainable Prosperity for Canada, is a compendium of the key research findings and recommendations. It makes the case that to achieve sustainable prosperity, Canada must excel on three fronts: in the global economy, in our resource sectors and in our cities.
A hard copy box set of the four volumes in the Mission Possible series can be purchased for $85.00 plus S&H and taxes, please call 1-866-711-2262.
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