There are two, best-known financial publications: in the United States, The Wall Street Journal and…
Canada’s Business
Not yet
Many people watching the stock market decline are looking for a buying opportunity. However,…
Aftershocks
Aftershocks often very severe frequently follow an earthquake. Subsequent to the financial crisis…
Remedies needed
In view of the extraordinary increase in oil prices over the past year, it is obvious that remedies…
The millenials
Now that the baby boom generation is approaching retirement age and its successor, the Generation…
Analyzing analysts
Nowadays on the television money channel throughout the day a prominent financial analyst appears.…
A surprising change
For many years the economies of Saskatchewan and Newfoundland lagged badly behind the other regions…
A science academy
Currently we lack a science academy, something so beneficial for economic progress. Canada has…
A new focus
Few would dispute that Canada’s neglect of the North has been shameful. Aside from Prime…
The ebb tide
For years, a tide of immigrants has flowed into Canada, seeking better job opportunities, or in…
A bad idea
A report was issued recently by a government-appointed group to assess the issue of foreign…
Ambush marketing
Given the slump in consumer spending, marketers have been taking innovative steps to stimulate…
Empty talk
There has been a great deal of empty talk and wishful thinking about the “huge”…
A dizzying cycle
For anyone shopping in grocery stores it is obvious that price increases over the past year have…
Holiday makers
Tourism and travel and holiday makers, are more than “fun and games” for Canada. We now…