Early predictions for December show little change
Statistics Canada says the economy grew by 0.1 percent in November.
The agency notes spending was slowed down by higher interest rates.
Growth in real domestic product was driven by the public sector, finance, insurance and transportation.
During the third quarter, the economy grew at an annualized rate of 2.9 percent.
Early estimates suggest the economy stayed flat in December.
Many experts are predicting a mild recession this year.
New Speed Limit in Welland by October
Council approved 644 new signs for 40kms/hour
New St. Catharines Fire Station Opens
It was put together with help from the federal government, aiming to reduce environmental impact
Pelham Man Dies in Collision
Police say a motorcycle and delivery truck collided yesterday afternoon
Suspect Wanted in Guelph Kidnapping
Police say three others already arrested, after victim died in collision on Hanlon Parkway in May
NHL Sized Rink Expected for Chippawa Arena
Provincial government spending over $11-million in Niagara sports facilities
Residents Credited for Railway Repairs
City of Niagara Falls says crossing on Kalar Road fixed, after working with CN since late last year
Oakville Man Dies in Collision
Police say a motorcycle and car collided on the 403, near the Linc in Hamilton yesterday, no charges expected
Town Appeals to 'Picnic Table Stackers'
Town of Pelham working to take down 15 picnic tables stacked overnight at Peace Park