I appreciate that Scott Barlow highlighted the BMO "peak growth" blurb. I agree with the idea -- but not from the short BMO excerpt. Yes, Canada's traditional energy sector will eventually decline. And we can agree that --with two NDP governments in power out west and the Wynne government's anti-industry programs in full sway --that Canada lacks any significant provincial growth poles to carry our economy forward. And we have a yet to implement a full fledged carbon tax.

I will not comment on the Bank of Canada's possible interest rate increases, based on the assumption that for some reason w have an overheated economy. The reason for the tightness has nothing to do with healthy economic growth and job creation, and everything to do with slow labour force growth and negligible growth in real capital stock. There is no increase in inflation --so the BoC is misguided in thinking we have  a overheated economy. --David Murrell, Economics, UNB at Fredericton.