Laurent Duvernay-Tardif is a Canadian soccer guard for the Kansas City Chiefs of the National Soccer League (NFL). He was drafted by the Chiefs in the sixth round of the 2014 NFL Draft. He played college football at McGill University in Montreal Quebec Canada. He is the first medical school […]

World’s biggest oil-backed exchange-traded fund says it will dump its June holdings The price of oil slumped again on Monday as the imbalance between too much supply and not enough demand continues to grow. The North American oil benchmark, known as West Texas Intermediate, lost more than a third of its […]

It’s obvious the economy has taken a large hit. Not just in the US but globally. When demanders and suppliers are told to go home what else should one expect? The question is what lies ahead. An endless recession or spontaneous growth? The drop in employment and income will no […]

This report should be profoundly embarrassing to the government of Justin Trudeau Amid hundreds of graphs, charts and tables in the latest World Energy Outlook (WEO) released last week by the International Energy Agency, there is one fundamental piece of information that you have to work out for yourself: the percentage […]

One million people or 5% of employed Canadians are now out of work — and that’s just two weeks of data It is perhaps an understatement to call the unemployment picture across Canada grim. Roughly five per cent of the Canadian labour force, or one million people, are now out of work because […]

It has been suggested that the big government failed in the COVID-19 pandemic, and contrary to myth, Canada’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic has not been an argument in favor of the big government, but a savage accusation. Certainly, the massive amounts of public spending undertaken by Prime Minister Justin […]

Somehow Ottawa has to shoulder a good chunk of these liabilities There is a very good chance that the need for more massive federal assistance for the provinces, households and the business sector will trigger a downgrade in Canada’s credit at some point soon. It may be true that the […]

According to provincial health officials, the COVID-19 pandemic appears to have peaked in Ontario, several weeks ahead of earlier forecasts, and hospitals have largely escaped the dreaded increase in critically ill patients. Likewise, it is necessary to indicate that Canada could go through the worst of the pandemic in late […]

There is no doubt that the continued collapse of the global economic system has revealed a multitude of systemic flaws that are present in the way business is conducted. Consequently, it has been indicated that reform is desperately needed for Canada to recover and grow in the future. That being […]

American department stores, once all-powerful shopping meccas that anchored malls and Main Streets across the country, have been dealt blow after blow in the past decade. J.C. Penney and Sears were upended by hedge funds. Macy’s has been closing stores and cutting corporate staff. Barneys New York filed for bankruptcy […]