A Canadian observer expects Europe to emerge stronger than ever from its most critical period since World War II

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"One wouldn't wish on Europeans the economic hardship they have endured and continue to suffer. That said, the potential silver linings from the crisis are a kilometre wide, for a newly efficient European super-economy in which no member country is left behind." David Olive, a business and current affairs columnist at the Toronto Star, sees persuasive signs of sustained recovery in the European Union - good news for a North American comeback that has been muted due to diminished exports to Europe, and for North American investors. These include Canada's major retiree pension funds, for which European investments are once again attractively priced.