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Canada stands in middle of a century-long period of change, and tremendous changes coming, says Crowley

Fearful Symmetry author Brian Lee Crowley says as the baby boom generation withdraws from the workforce and Quebec's bargaining power declines, over the next 50 years Canada will become more concerned with labour shortages, immigration issues, the growth

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BY KATE MALLOY
September 20, 2010

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