Although the pick-up in third-quarter GDP growth is encouraging, it partly reflects the rebound from flooding in Alberta and the construction strike in Quebec. Unfortunately, the details show a continued weakness in external trade that justifies the Bank of Canada's recent decision to drop its tightening bias.
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