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Delivering on our ambitions March 10, 2020
Since its founding, Canada has always stood proudly among the world’s leading nations as a democracy and an advanced economy, and as a country that welcomes people from around the world – whether as students or as members of our diverse, cosmopolitan society. Canada has an expansive geography and abundant natural resources. Yet Canada has […]
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Why Canada must say ‘yes’ to big ideas March 3, 2020
Alberta – and this city – are profoundly important to me both personally and professionally. I was born and raised in Calgary and my wife, Megan, was born in Edmonton. I spent summers working on the oil rigs to pay my university tuition. I’d like to believe that the entrepreneurial spirit that is so […]
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How to future-proof manufacturing February 18, 2020
Recently a narrative has taken hold: Ontario’s manufacturing sector is uncompetitive and in decline. In fact, the truth is the exact opposite. Manufacturing is entering a new, innovation-driven era that will play to our strengths. Many manufacturers are thriving in Ontario and Canada – including in the auto industry. We are seeing exciting opportunities in […]
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JP Gladu and Goldy Hyder’s Op-ed in The Globe And Mail on economic reconciliation February 13, 2020
As reported in The Globe And Mail JP Gladu is president and CEO of Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business. Goldy Hyder is president and CEO of the Business Council of Canada On Jan. 30, Cenovus Energy Inc. pledged $50-million over five years to build badly needed new homes in six First Nations and Métis communities close to […]
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Data: the lifeblood of innovation February 11, 2020
One hundred years ago, trust in financial services was anchored around financial stability and strength. Will this bank be able to safeguard my deposits? Will this insurance company be around in 50 years to pay my claim? We responded by building large, stately buildings of granite and marble, buildings that would last for centuries. They […]
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CEO buying struggling New Zealand media company for NZ$1 May 25, 2020
One of New Zealand's largest media organizations is being sold for a single dollar to its chief executive, the owners announced Monday.
164 workers test positive for COVID-19 at world's deepest mine May 24, 2020
Operations have been halted at the world's deepest operational mine, in South Africa, after more than one-quarter of COVID-19 tests given to those who work there came back positive.
Insider Q&A: Airbnb co-founder and CEO Brian Chesky May 24, 2020
Three months ago, Airbnb co-founder and CEO Brian Chesky was working on the financial filings for the company's hotly anticipated initial public offering when the coronavirus upended global travel -- and all his plans. Still, Chesky is optimistic.
Airlines searching for ways to get Canadians travelling again May 24, 2020
As lockdown restrictions are lifted, the travel industry is eager to take flight however travel experts say it's going to take some convincing to get Canadians to travel again.
Manufacturers scramble to find raw materials amid 'desperate' shortage for PPE May 24, 2020
Manufacturers around the world are scrambling to find raw materials as the need for personal protective equipment continues and shortage rises.

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No light at the end of the tunnel: What a summer camps shortage means for working moms May 23, 2020
An expected dearth of summer camp options means there's no end in sight for working parents' juggling act.
Erica Alini
Canadian retail sales dropped 10% in March May 22, 2020
It was the largest monthly drop on record but April figures will likely be worse, Statistics Canada said.
Grappling with layoffs, WestJet asks minister for labour code exemptions May 22, 2020
A labour code exemption would void the requirement of 16 weeks notice for terminating more than 50 workers, a union official said.
Loophole in CERB could leave seniors vulnerable to scammers, MP warns May 22, 2020
Don Davies, who represents Vancouver Kingsway, says 77 seniors at a residence in east Vancouver were approached by an individual offering to register them for the relief funds in exchange for a 10 per cent cut of the money.
U.S. billionaires richer by $434 billion since coronavirus pandemic began: report May 21, 2020
Nearly 39 million Americans have filed for unemployment in the same time period.
Maryam Shah

Statistics Canada, The Daily: Business performance and ownership

Survey of Non-Bank Mortgage Lenders, third quarter 2019 May 20, 2020
Just over 1.7 million outstanding mortgages were held by non-bank residential mortgage lenders at the end of the third quarter of 2019, up 0.3% from the previous quarter. The total value of these outstanding mortgages increased 0.6% to $327.2 billion, while the average value rose 0.3% to $192,544.
Spectator sports, event promoters, artists and related industries, 2018 May 14, 2020
The spectator sports, event promoters, artists and related industries generated a combined operating revenue of $9.7 billion in 2018, up 0.7% from 2017. Nevertheless, this increase was smaller than what was observed in 2016 (+4.4%) and in 2017 (+6.5%).
Software development and computer services, 2018 May 8, 2020
Total operating revenue for software development and computer service industries reached $76.3 billion in 2018, up 10.6% from 2017. This industry's operating revenue has been growing—on average—twice as fast as the Canadian economy since 2013. Computer systems design and related service providers generated 75.8% of the industry's operating revenue in 2018.
Canadian Economic News, April 2020 May 7, 2020
The April issue of Canadian Economic News is now available.
Monthly civil aviation statistics, February 2020 May 7, 2020
Canada's airline industry is grappling with an unprecedented reduction in demand as the government responds to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic by imposing travel restrictions and border closures.
Canadian Survey on Business Conditions: Impact of COVID-19 on businesses in Canada, March 2020 April 29, 2020
The Canadian economy changed dramatically in March as a result of COVID-19 and the situation has had a profound impact on the ability of businesses to operate. Data on the impact of COVID-19 on businesses, employers and employees, communities and our economy are now available from the Canadian Survey on Business Conditions.
Canadian Economic News, March 2020 April 3, 2020
The March issue of Canadian Economic News is now available.

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