How the pandemic may change how MBA programs are taught
Even before COVID, business schools were starting to question an idea that had seemed almost unchallenged until quite recently: the idea of an interconnected global economy
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The wonderfully average year 2020 could have been
Marie-Danielle Smith: Waaay back in February focus groups were asked for their thoughts on this year’s economy. How very wrong they were.
COVID-19 has drastically affected Canadian travel spending
Canadian tourism spending is projected to drop by $42 billion in 2020. Here’s a snapshot of COVID-19’s impact on travel and peoples’ vacation expectations.
Canada needs crisis basic income now
Ken Boessenkool: An immediate, crisis basic income of $2,000, delivered through the tax system might just be what saves working Canadians during the coronavirus pandemic
Nearly half of Canadians are in a ’psychological recession’
A new survey by Pollara shows Canadians were anxious about the economy even before stock markets tanked
Election 2019 primer: Jobs, the economy and the deficit
Where the parties stand on the tricky question of an economy that’s booming, but has also left many Canadians feeling left behind
Real Estate: What $500,000 will buy in five Canadian cities
From a sprawling Edmonton two-storey home to a compact condo in downtown Vancouver
Canadian real estate market outlook 2019: Stable but struggling
What the coming months hold for buyers, sellers, homeowners and investors
How to grow the economy while also protecting the environment
Opinion: There is $26 trillion to be had in clean growth and the right kind of regulations could help Canadian businesses grab a big share of it
On the economy, is it Trudeau’s sunny ways or Singh’s rainy days?
Tom Parkin: A Conservative split could open the door for a key debate between the Liberals and NDP on the true state of the Canadian economy