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Prospera 2026: Business Transfers As A Driver Of Quebec’s Economic Prosperity
What will Quebec's economic prosperity look like in the years ahead? Prospera 2026, the Quebec Economic Barometer, examines 28 variables and over four decades of structural factors shaping the province's economy. This edition analyzes critical issues including U.S. trade tariffs that could impact up to 23,000 jobs and the succession of nearly 38,000 businesses expected to change hands over the next three years.
Canada Strategy
BB
BCF Business Law
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Prospera 2026 : Le Repreneuriat Comme Moteur De La Prospérité Économique Du Québec
Prospera 2026, le Baromètre économique du Québec, analyse 28 variables structurelles pour comprendre l'évolution de l'économie québécoise depuis 1980. Cette édition examine deux enjeux cruciaux : l'impact des tensions commerciales avec les États-Unis qui pourrait mettre à risque jusqu'à 23 000 emplois, et le défi du repreneuriat alors que 38 000 entreprises québécoises s'apprêtent à changer de mains dans les trois prochaines ann
Canada Strategy
BB
BCF Business Law
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Mega Tax Measure, Mega Opportunity: What Businesses Should Know About Canada’s New Productivity Mega Deduction
Canada's new Productivity Mega Deduction allows businesses to immediately write off the full cost of newly-acquired capital assets rather than deducting gradually over years, marking a permanent shift in the country's business tax system. How will this measure impact capital-intensive industries and position Canada's tax competitiveness against the United States and OECD nations?
Canada Tax
ML
McMillan LLP
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Competition Policy At A Crossroads: Aligning Enforcement With Canada’s Productivity Imperative
Major economies including the EU, UK, and US are recalibrating competition policy to prioritize productivity growth, investment attraction, and national competitiveness. As Canada's federal government emphasizes similar economic objectives, questions arise about whether the Competition Bureau's enforcement approach should evolve to align with these shifting priorities and support Canadian businesses in achieving scale efficiencies.
Canada Anti-trust
BC
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
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