ATB Financial’s latest Alberta Economic Outlook suggests the province’s real GDP will grow by approximately 3.3 per cent in 2021, but indicates it will still be a long road to recovery.

Local business leaders are optimistic about economic growth in 2019, according to a new report from Economic Development Regina.

As 2018 wraps up, the province is touting a strong recovery, but not everyone is believing the mixed messages about an economic rebound.

In his fall economic and budget outlook, Weltman says that without further policy changes, the deficit is expected to exceed $16 billion by 2022-23.

John Rose spoke at the Economics Society of Northern Alberta conference on Thursday morning and provided a snapshot of the local economy.

Agriculture and tourism are bright spots for Alberta's economy this summer, according to economist Todd Hirsch. But he warns there could be trouble on the horizon if uncertainty around pipelines, the NAFTA deal and international trade continues.

The findings come in the FAO's Spring 2018 Economic Outlook, released just a week before a provincial election campaign kicks off.

Three different economic outlooks paint a broad picture for Saskatchewan's economy, framing it as the strongest out of the provinces to the weakest.

Albertans should look to the future rather than focus on the past recession, ATB Financial chief economist Todd Hirsch said on Global News Morning Calgary on Thursday.

A new report suggests Calgary is leading the country in economic growth in 2017, with Edmonton right behind.