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Canada on the Cusp of Investment Surge, NBF’s Marion Says

National Bank Financial’s chief economist sees Canada starting to take business investment seriously after a decade of what he calls “stagnant” growth, and is forecasting a surge in foreign capital.

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Canada on the Cusp of Investment Surge, NBF’s Marion Says
National Bank Financial’s chief economist sees Canada starting to take business investment seriously after a decade of what he calls “stagnant” growth, and is forecasting a surge in foreign capital.
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