Features
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Justin Trudeau’s job just got a lot more complicated
Trudeau, operating with a depleted minority government, will need to work with his political rivals to survive
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Canada’s aging workforce should have been a major election issue
With so many people exiting the workforce, and an insufficient number of talented people in the market to replace them, the economy will slow down
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Trading values to sell weapons: The Canada-Saudi relationship
During the current election campaign, only the NDP and Green Party have committed to cancelling the LAV deal with Saudi Arabia
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Why Canada should embrace a coalition-style ‘fellowship of parties’
If first-past-the-post isn’t going away, how can we work creatively to bring about democratic renewal?
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Ready to trade? Shift to where the market takes you
Dennis Dussin, president of Alps Welding demystifies trade misconceptions, and makes a case for clean technology
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Leaders’ debate: Trudeau defends efforts to save SNC Lavalin jobs. He’s right. [INSIGHT]
Trudeau’s position – reduce “the negative consequences of the wrongdoing” for innocent people who didn’t engage in any wrongdoing
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Company making Costco pyjamas flagged for forced labour
U.S. Customs and Border Protection slapped detention orders on goods imported from five countries until it investigates claims of wrongdoing
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Q&A: Dan Kelly on what the business community needs from the election campaign
Why the Canadian Federation of Independent Business is hot on the heels of party leaders to get them to include measures that support SME growth
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Keynote speakers confirmed for future of manufacturing conference, EMC
The Advantage Through Excellence conference explores solutions to the real challenges faced today by Canadian manufacturers
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Is the United States on the brink of a revolution? [INSIGHT]
A cautionary tale. After an event happens, we will be very good at explaining why it had to happen
