
Consumers Are Eager for Normal Life but Remain Cautious Spenders
Two years into the pandemic, Canadians are resuming some everyday activities, but new financial concerns show up in how they continue to economize.
Two years into the pandemic, Canadians are resuming some everyday activities, but new financial concerns show up in how they continue to economize.
Canada’s burgeoning low-carbon tech sector could capture an outsize share of the US$21 trillion in new investment over the next decade, but significant action from Canada’s public and private sector leaders is needed today to avoid missing the opportunity.
With the vaccine rollout underway in Canada, the question now is not whether we will get through the crisis, but what Canada will look like afterwards. How do we ensure a prosperous future for Canadians in the post-vaccine normal? That is the trillion dollar question.
BCG established the Centre for Canada’s Future to contribute to the national dialogue, help shape the country’s agenda, and identify the greatest opportunities for Canada. The centre is a nonprofit venture dedicated to serving as a catalyst that moves Canada forward by identifying, analyzing, and leading action on the nation’s greatest opportunities.
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