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The emergence of a two-speed economy, or what Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz calls Canada’s ‘hot—and not hot—economy’—the West is hot, Ontario and Quebec are not—could pose big problems for Canada and make us much more vulnerable to future outside shocks.

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