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The Conference Board of Canada ended recently and confirmed that British Columbia’s economy will expand by a healthy 3.2 percent in 2007. Vancouver will remain the country’s third-fastest-growing city while Abbotsford and Victoria will slow down among the 20 Canadian cities surveyed by the Board. Also growing with British Columbia are Calgary and Edmonton.

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The Conference Board of Canada ended recently and confirmed that British Columbia’s economy will expand by a healthy 3.2 percent in 2007. Vancouver will remain the country’s third-fastest-growing city while Abbotsford and Victoria will slow down among the 20 Canadian cities surveyed by the Board. Also growing with British Columbia are Calgary and Edmonton.

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