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Immigrants could be the solution to Canada’s labour shortage, but they need to be supported

April 10, 2023 The Conversation

Immigration is largely accepted as one of the best strategic responses to Canada’s declining birth rates, aging population and labour market shortages. In many ways, immigrants are now positioned to be the saviours of Canada’s post-pandemic […]

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Global economy 2023: how countries around the world are tackling the cost of living crisis

March 10, 2023 The Conversation

UK: recession on the horizon At first sight, the UK’s cost of living crisis might look fairly mild compared to other countries. Its inflation rate was 10.7% in November 2022, compared to 12.6% in Italy, 16.% in […]

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A unified cybersecurity strategy is the key to protecting businesses

June 3, 2022 The Conversation

Following the changes the pandemic has brought about in the business world, organizations have significantly increased their use of data and the internet. This, in turn, has increased the prevalence of cyberattacks and cybersecurity risks. Accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers […]

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5 ways entrepreneurs can become more psychologically resilient

June 3, 2022 The Conversation

Entrepreneurship is the backbone of any free-market economy. Globally, small and medium-sized businesses represent roughly 90 per cent of businesses and employ over 50 per cent of the workforce. They also contribute about 45 per cent to gross domestic […]

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To reduce corporate emissions, CEOs need to be bold risk takers

May 25, 2022 The Conversation

Climate change is widely recognized as one of the most profound challenges ever to face the human race and life on Earth. Among the different factors identified by climate scientists, greenhouse gas emissions — which have […]

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What the 2022 federal budget says about Canada’s commitment to a green recovery

April 7, 2022 The Conversation

Every year, the federal budget outlines government spending priorities and sources of revenue for the coming year. While COVID-related spending dominated the previous two budgets, the 2022 budget comes amid new geopolitical uncertainties, including the war in Ukraine, […]

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Consulting firms are the ‘shadow public service’ managing the response to COVID-19

December 10, 2021 The Conversation

In March 2020, as governments were implementing lockdown mandates at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the consulting firm McKinsey made a call to someone in the Ontario premier’s office. Soon after, the firm was put in […]

Special Features

B.C. floods reveal fragile food supply chains — 4 ways to manage the crisis now and in the future

December 10, 2021 The Conversation

The COVID-19 pandemic has taught the world that our supply chains are fragile and vulnerable to disruptions. Panic-buying and product hoarding, like the irrational run on toilet paper in the early stages of pandemic, cause shortages, […]

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Federal election 2021: More supply won’t solve Canada’s housing affordability crisis

October 14, 2021 The Conversation

Few topics during the federal election campaign have garnered more attention than high house prices and a lack of housing affordability. Both Conservatives and Liberals say a major problem is a lack of housing supply. To address the issue, […]

Special Features

Worker shortage? Or poor work conditions? Here’s what’s really vexing Canadian restaurants

October 14, 2021 The Conversation

Restaurant operators across Canada are struggling to find enough staff to run their operations. This labour crisis has been highly publicized by Canadian media as a “labour shortage.” A recent survey by Restaurants Canada found that 80 per […]

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