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What is the outlook for the Canadian construction sector and which political and economic events home and abroad are likely to impact performance.
What three scenarios should Canadian construction firms prepare for in 2023.
What steps can construction firms take to minimize the risk of supply chain disruption.
Canada faces a complex year ahead, with looming political tensions, geopolitical rivalries, and economic woes threatening to weaken the business climate. Already far outlasting the average for most minority governments, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will have to overcome yet another potential government corruption scandal and manage conflicting pressures from within his party and from provincial governments.
What is the outlook for the Canadian construction sector and which political and economic events home and abroad are likely to impact performance.
What three scenarios should Canadian construction firms prepare for in 2023.
What steps can construction firms take to minimize the risk of supply chain disruption.
Canada faces a complex year ahead, with looming political tensions, geopolitical rivalries, and economic woes threatening to weaken the business climate. Already far outlasting the average for most minority governments, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will have to overcome yet another potential government corruption scandal and manage conflicting pressures from within his party and from provincial governments.
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