By CASSIDY OLIVIERStaff reporter
Jan 26 2007
"Strong market prices for oil, natural gas and base metals have bumped the value of the Canadian dollar, but have also created a rift between eastern and western provinces, according to a senior economist"
"He said that, while for the most part there is optimism for the average Canadian, certain economic indicators remain concerning."
"In the West, for example, housing affordability in Calgary and especially in Vancouver have deteriorated dramatically despite a general increase in regional housing starts. " Full Article.
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