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Business Leaders Call for 'Single Economy' Transformation of Atlantic Canada

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The Atlantic Economic Panel, composed of seven executives and entrepreneurs, released a report urging that Atlantic Canada leverage its resources as a unified 'single economy' to become more prosperous by 2035. The panel chairman, Don Mills, who is president of the investment firm Crane Cove Holdings Ltd., stated that the region's economy has long lagged behind the rest of Canada. The panel found that the region is currently struggling with low productivity, labor shortages, complex regulations, and trade barriers that impede business agility.

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The report argues that Atlantic Canada's gross domestic product growth has underperformed the national GDP by one per cent a year for three decades. The recommendations aim to boost the region's economic output above the national average, but successful transformation requires action from provincial governments, businesses, and residents.

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Who's involved

  • Atlantic CanadaThe region whose economic structure is the subject of the report.
  • Don MillsPanel chairman and president of Crane Cove Holdings Ltd.

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  • Government of CanadaSpeculative

    The federal government could face pressure regarding regional investment platforms and oversight mechanisms.

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  1. Don Mills is president of an investment firm.1 source
  2. Mills calls for single economy transformation, advocated by leaders from Eastern Canada.1 source
  3. Don Mills is involved in Atlantic Canada as a panel chairman.1 source

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