Eastern Canada Business Leaders Call for ‘Single Economy’ Between Atlantic Provinces
The report calls for removing trade barriers, coordinating investment and building an integrated power system to help the region’s 2.7 million residents.
- On Friday, the Atlantic Economic Panel released a report advocating for a 'One Atlantic Canada' agenda to transform the regional economy by 2035 for its 2.7 million residents.
- Panel chairman Don Mills, president of Crane Cove Holdings Ltd., said the region suffers from low productivity and trade barriers, arguing that leveraging resources as a 'single economy' is essential for prosperity.
- Ambitious goals include mobilizing $100 billion in investment to increase natural resource value by at least 50 per cent and growing exports to Europe to more than $30 billion.
- Realizing this vision requires $25 billion in infrastructure investment and creating a $1-billion Atlantic Prosperity Fund, while removing all trade and labor mobility barriers across the four provinces.
- Other recommendations include maintaining 1.8 per cent annual population growth through immigration and creating an integrated electricity system, though the panel clarified there is no talk of a political union.
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The Atlantic Canada Economic Panel published a report to create a "one regional economy." Economic growth is targeted.
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