Jim Stanford, an economist at Unifor, a trade union, doubts the government's claims that the deal will add 80,000 new jobs and boost Canadian GDP by 0.6%; he fears jobs will be lost instead.The accord will also reduce Canada's reliance on the United States, whose share of Canada's trade has fallen in recent years as opportunities have grown elsewhere (see chart).
This urban agriculture movement has grown even more vigorously elsewhere.
Though output in the north has grown more slowly than elsewhere, its cities have beautified themselves: boules pistes and public sculpture liven up formerly deserted bits of Leeds; the seafront at Hull boasts a futuristic new aquarium.
Similar businesses include Deezer, in France, and Spotify, which was started by two Swedish entrepreneurs and has grown rapidly in Britain and elsewhere.
By maintaining low prices in the short term, it hopes to undercut shale producers, whose extraction method is costly but whose output has grown in the United States and elsewhere.
From his reading, online and elsewhere, he has grown more convinced that, in the wake of the Goldwater collapse, in 1964, and the anti-Vietnam War movement, American conservatives were determined to "play a long game" and organize themselves, ideologically, financially, and intellectually, to win national elections and carry out a conservative revolution.
As the talks have stalled and the international community has turned its attention elsewhere, Mr. Zelaya has grown impatient.
In the 30 or so years since Albanians began to find work elsewhere, wedding season has grown into an annual event.
Medicaid costs vastly more in New York than elsewhere, and spending has grown sharply in this decade, about 40percentt from 2000 to 2005, the most recent year for which figures are available.
