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Energy rebound boosts third-quarter GDP growth

Canada's economic growth appears to have accelerated to close to 2.5% annualised in the third quarter, the fastest pace in two years, thanks partly to a rebound in energy production. With other sectors of the economy such as manufacturing still struggling, however, we doubt that the economy will continue to grow at this pace.

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