Saskatchewan business commentator and Chair of Martin Charlton Communications Paul Martin joins host Dan Gold to take a look at the relationship between …
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Stores with Doors
There’s just no substitute for shopping and doing it in person. We should not be writing any obituaries for bricks and mortar or stores with a door. …
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The economics unit at CIBC Capital Markets has taken an interesting angle in a piece on COVID – they have tied the economic implications to the linkage between hospital capacity and government response times.
They argue Canada’s lower hospital capacity compared to other industrial countries means available beds fill up faster here than anywhere else. And, when full, …
After this election did anything change.
Six hundred million. That is what it cost the Canadian taxpayer to watch the political equivalent of groundhog day. Consensus on the snap election was that …
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Help!
It was not an issue on the campaign trail but our new federal government will find itself dealing with an acute shortage of workers as soon as it gets back to …
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Needing Some New Benchmarks
Disruptions and unexpected consumer reactions to the COVID pandemic has messed up a lot of years of market data. In broad terms, we had built up a treasure …
