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Energy sector key to reviving post-pandemic Canadian economy

By Joseph Quesnel on February 21, 2021  

Energy sector key to reviving post-pandemic Canadian economy

If only the federal government would put its full force behind the energy sector, as…

The hidden costs of feel-good stocks

By Caitlin Rose Morgante on February 17, 2021  

The hidden costs of feel-good stocks

The stakeholder-shareholder debate in finance has narrowed down to a false dichotomy between good capitalism…

Insurers walking from oil sands projects defies logic

By Mark Milke on February 17, 2021  

Insurers walking from oil sands projects defies logic

By Mark Milke and Lennie Kaplan Canadian Energy Centre Over the past two years, three…

As the 9-to-5 workday fades, the food industry prepares to benefit

By Sylvain Charlebois on February 17, 2021  

As the 9-to-5 workday fades, the food industry prepares to benefit

Humans are creatures of habit. Most of us are hardwired to leave our homes to…

Lockdowns battered economy but didn’t end the pandemic

By Jack Buckby on February 16, 2021  

Lockdowns battered economy but didn’t end the pandemic

When the British government revealed the existence of a new strain of COVID-19 just before…

Cautious optimism as crude oil prices climb

By Rashid Husain Syed on February 15, 2021  

Cautious optimism as crude oil prices climb

Oil extended its longest winning streak in two years last week. Crude oil prices climbed…

Municipalities have options to cut taxes

By Colin Craig on February 14, 2021  

Municipalities have options to cut taxes

By Colin Craig Secondstreet.org and Franco Terrazzano Canadian Taxpayers Federation In addition to COVID-19, Canada…

How much First Nations business comes from government?

By Karen Ogen-Toews on February 12, 2021  

How much First Nations business comes from government?

The Business Council of British Columbia sees “a generational opportunity to accelerate and realize a…

Time for oil-rich provinces to sell off their assets

By Ian Madsen on February 12, 2021  

Time for oil-rich provinces to sell off their assets

Lack of diversification is a risky invitation to investment disaster. Very few institutional, corporate or…

Does praying for customers and staff make a difference?

By David Fuller on February 12, 2021  

Does praying for customers and staff make a difference?

Sometimes I catch myself thinking about my clients or staff and saying a quick prayer…

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