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Morneau morphs from Bay Street aide-de-finance asset to Trudeau Liberal liability

Morneau morphs from Bay Street aide-de-finance asset to Trudeau Liberal liability

Yeeesh, what a shambles this Liberal government finds itself in with a minister who ought to be its most stalwart.
Editorial: Canadians thinking small in a big land

Editorial: Canadians thinking small in a big land

A big land averse to big thinking: welcome to Canada at 150. Energy East is its latest casualty. TransCanada Corp.’s $15.
B.C.-Alberta economic links tightest among Canadian provinces

B.C.-Alberta economic links tightest among Canadian provinces

Canada is a federation made up of provinces and territories with a significant amount of subnational autonomy.
You’ve been approached to sell your business – now what?

You’ve been approached to sell your business – now what?

Two weeks ago I sat down with a client who confided that he’d been approached by someone wanting to buy his business. He hadn’t been thinking of selling, but he was open to hear what the interested party had to say.
Canada Revenue Agency misfires again in targeting employee discounts

Canada Revenue Agency misfires again in targeting employee discounts

Sometimes you write a column and hope that by the time you press the Publish button events have rendered it dated. Let’s see how this goes in the next 700 or so words. These days there are impolite ways to react when you hear something incredulous.
Editorial: Casino resort another a big city gamble

Editorial: Casino resort another a big city gamble

The $640 million Parq Vancouver promises to add significant buzz to the city’s entertainment and tourism markets.
City’s cannabis dispensaries win with rope-a-dope business plan

City’s cannabis dispensaries win with rope-a-dope business plan

Dear Cannabis Dispensaries: You have won.
Driverless pizza delivery is coming soon to a doorstep near you

Driverless pizza delivery is coming soon to a doorstep near you

Ann Arbor, Michigan, residents will soon have food delivered to their doors by driverless cars as part of an intriguing socio-economic experiment.
As job markets shrink, it’s time to rethink our definition of work

As job markets shrink, it’s time to rethink our definition of work

What if there was no work? As automation and new technologies continue to reduce the labour force, economists and others are pondering this question.
Canada suffering from chronic access-to-information obfuscation

Canada suffering from chronic access-to-information obfuscation

The Washington Post ’s recently minted slogan, “Democracy Dies In Darkness,” arises from a long-ago U.S. court ruling on free-speech rights. But we in Canada can heed its message, too.