Never let a crisis go to waste: Rob Wildeboer on BNN Bloomberg
Rob Wildeboer, CEO of Martinrea International Inc. and former chairman of the board of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, appeared on BNN ...
Tag: manufacturing
Assembly line shift – The reason for fanfare when factories survive: Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail
These days, the best opportunities in manufacturing and the best job prospects are for those with more education, writes Linda ...
Humans vs. robots: The role of automation in GM’s factory closings: Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail
Looking for ways that robots and humans can effectively co-exist and work is a discussion worth having, writes Linda Nazareth. ...
Is shutting the Oshawa GM plant inevitable? Yes: Philip Cross in the Toronto Star
With demand for its product is falling rapidly, the closure of GM’s Oshawa assembly plant is no doubt tragic, but ...
Oil sands don’t hurt manufacturing, they are manufacturing: New study by Philip Cross
Cross outlines why the oil sands should be classified as part of Canadian manufacturing and how that reveals a strikingly ...
Slow manufacturing sector compounds Canada’s oil downturn: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
A drop in oil prices has helped slow Canada’s economy but, as Philip Cross writes in the Financial Post, an underperforming manufacturing ...
Why Donald Trump is a crank – making a fetish of manufacturing misses the point that ideas and not things make the economy hum: Brian Lee Crowley in the Globe
Don’t listen to the overheated rhetoric coming out of United States presidential hopeful Donald Trump, writes Brian Lee Crowley in ...
MLI study on Dutch Disease and Canadian manufacturing covered in The Globe and Mail, Postmedia, Wall Street Journal, CBC News, Global News, Calgary Herald, Huffington Post Canada, iPolitics, and more
January 16, 2013 - MLI's recently released study by Philip Cross, Dutch Disease, Canadian Cure: How Manufacturers Adapted to the ...
MLI’s Philip Cross in the Financial Post: Dutch Disease in Canada a myth
January 16, 2013 - MLI's Philip Cross writes about his latest study, Dutch Disease, Canadian Cure: How Manufacturers Adapted to ...
Surprise: Manufacturing survives high dollar and Dutch Disease is a false diagnosis, study finds
High commodity prices do not account for all of Canadian dollar strength. Manufacturing resuming lead role in post-recession growth. MEDIA ...
Ottawa Economics Association Event Features MLI’s Philip Cross on January 16 in Ottawa: The Fallacy of Dutch Disease
For years, some analysts and politicians have been repeating the mantra that a high dollar, driven by commodity prices, has ...
MLI’s Philip Cross discusses Ontario’s manufacturing sector on TVO’s The Agenda
Manufacturing 2013: An Economic Engine Revived? Once an economic driver of the country, Ontario's manufacturing sector has taken it on ...
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What the new BRICS currency could mean for Canada: David Collins for Inside Policy
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China is on a relentless mission to control Canada’s Arctic waters: Rob Huebert in the Globe and Mail
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Airship ready, Canada should develop zeppelin technology for northern resource sector: Heather Exner-Pirot in the Globe and Mail
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COVID vaccine mandates in Canada were a mistake: Are we ready to learn the right lessons?
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Leaked union call reveals details of parental rights counterprotest: Stuart Parker for Inside Policy
