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Public policy consultant Noel Hadjimichael Washed up elites need to stop lecturing the people in Canadian Business Quarterly

Washed up elites need to stop lecturing the people

The ramblings of ex-Prime Ministers, Presidents and CEOs is a feature of all political life, history and cultures. From a previous leader being led away by aides in a show
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Dan Hadley The political timing of Finland’s admission into NATO in The Canadian Business Quarterly

The political timing of Finland’s admission into NATO

It has been a few weeks since the world watched the proverbial ink of approval dry on Finland’s application to the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO). Joining as the 31st
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Author Stan Popovich How to manage the stress of making the right business decisions in Canadian Business Quarterly

How to manage the stress of making the right business decisions

It can be stressful when you have to make important decisions regarding your business. We all want to make the right decisions and this can create a lot of anxiety.
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Tourism Industry Association of Nova Scotia Darlene Grant Fiander

Reclaiming Canada’s key service export: Tourism

Tourism is an increasingly dynamic sector of the global economy; pre-2019 tourism was a $1.4 trillion industry generating over 9% of the world’s GDP, growing 4% annually, and an even
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Independent Contractors and Businesses Association Chris Gardner in Canadian Business Quarterly

Concerning signs for Canada’s construction sector in 2023

Coming into 2022, construction contractors had never been more optimistic about the state of the industry. Independent Contractors and Businesses Association ICBA’s annual Wage and Benefits Survey of hundreds of
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Canadian Society of Association Executives Penny Tantakis in The Canadian Business Quarterly

Strengthening your organization through sustainability & ESG

It’s no secret that organizations are increasingly feeling the pressure to respond to social and environmental imperatives. More and more, stakeholders—members, shareholders and partners, as well as government—want to see
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BC Care Providers Association Terry Lake in The Canadian Business Quarterly

55% of provincial healthcare budgets will be for seniors by 2030

Canada’s straining health care system is dominating headlines, as provinces pit themselves against the federal government in a bid for significant funding increases combined with a call for a national
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Noel Hadjimichael in The Canadian Business Quarterly

Spymasters, conspiracies, the PRC, & Dong Jingwei

The tensions currently exposed between the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and the United States, let alone the more than 100 years of competition between Communist regimes and the assorted
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