In the Slow Lane
Quebec’s economy is entering a period of slower and more structurally constrained growth as trade uncertainty, weaker demographics, and persistent labour market pressures intersect. These pressures are expected to intensify over the next two years as demographic forces shift.
How will the recent federal and provincial migration policies to sharply reduce inflows of both non-permanent and permanent residents affect Quebec’s labour supply, potential jobs, and the healthcare an education sectors over the next five years? What are the key drivers of non-residential investment? Which industries will be affected the most by the U.S. tariffs and the ongoing economic uncertainty they are causing?
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