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Sector by Sector: The Bank of Canada
At first glance, it might not seem like the Bank of Canada plays much – or any – of a role in your daily life. The simple reason for…
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Sector by Sector: The Bank of Canada
At first glance, it might not seem like the Bank of Canada plays much – or any – of a role in your daily life. The simple reason for…
Blockchain Q&A with IBM’s Chris Kirby
Blockchain is coming. Well, the reality is blockchain technology has been around for years now, but more and more people are finally beginning to recognize it as a valuable…
The ABCs of Blockchain
April’s membership luncheon is all about blockchain. That means we’ve got the next four weeks to break down just what the heck blockchain is… Chances are you’ve heard of…
Tax Tips from Grant Thornton LLP
Kyle McMurtry, managing partner at Grant Thornton LLP It’s that time of year. If you’re getting a migraine just thinking about having to file your taxes, why not take…
Federal budget features some bright spots, naive optimism
Yesterday the federal Finance Minister released his much anticipated third budget. While there are many details to pore over, two things jump out: more deficits, and a lack of focus…
How to cut business costs (almost) painlessly
This article originally appeared on The Chamber Plan blog. If you’re like many small businesses these days, you might wonder how else you can save money after what may have…
Manitoba takes first step to fix access to capital issue. Here’s step two…
Manitoba is working to attract and increase access to capital to help small, medium-sized enterprises grow and create jobs #mbpoli https://t.co/ikgGgiqeZa pic.twitter.com/gCu3dGCieT — Blaine Pedersen (@Min_Pedersen) February 8, 2018 Recently…
Architect of Obama-era economic laws on how a city prospers
As one of the architects of the crowdfunding reforms that became the “Jobs Act,” signed into law by President Obama in April 2012, economist Michael Shuman has a backstage pass…
What we told Manitoba to adopt in Budget 2018
Few issues matter more than the provincial budget in shaping the health, happiness and quality of life of Manitobans. It impacts every citizen, every business and every community in Manitoba….
Canada is playing with financial fire (and will for years)
In late 2017 Finance Canada released their long term economic and fiscal updates for the country. The report forecasts how Canada’s economy will do up until 2055-2056, as well how…
Manitobans support tax system review in new poll
In a recent survey of 1,000 Manitobans conducted by Probe Research, 75 per cent of respondents support conducting a comprehensive, system-wide review of Manitoba’s tax system. The last time our…
Things you should know about preparing a 2017 tax return
With increased access to tax software and information, more Canadians are opting to prepare their own or their family’s personal tax returns. If you’re one of those individuals it’s important…
