This publication focuses on the Montréal metropolitan economy.
This document contains both the French and the English versions of the articles.
Montreal: Metropolitan Outlook 1, Spring 2016
Montreal: Metropolitan Outlook 1, Spring 2016
Urban City Economic Analysis
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Montréal’s GDP will rise 2 per cent in 2016, thanks to strength in manufacturing, construction, and the private services sector.
Le PIB de Montréal augmentera de 2 % en 2016, grâce à la solidité des secteurs de la fabrication, de la construction et des services privés.
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