According to a recent report by Ernst & Young, Canadian entrepreneurs’ new business registrations outperform all mature market G20 countries.
“Canada’s ideal environment and proactive frame of mind are setting the standard for entrepreneurial culture. In fact, 88 per cent of survey respondents agree these qualities are putting the country on the map as a startup paradise,” says Colleen McMorrow, Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneurial Services Leader in Canada. “It’s imperative that countries around the world grappling with the effects of economic uncertainty follow suit and invest in their entrepreneurs.”
Canada offers young entrepreneurs low business startup costs, funding from public aid, a well-regulated banking sector, a highly-educated workforce and a variety of coaching programs that go a long way in promoting entrepreneurship, says the report.
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