In early 1940, British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain stupidly proclaimed that Hitler…
Canada’s Business
Indispensible
Our manufacturing industry is spiralling down, but unfortunately too few recognize that it is an…
Gold became underappreciated, undervalued, under-owned
For a number of years, this column has been predicting that the price of gold would move higher. It…
A major shift means old business models must be overhauled
It always is a pleasant experience to go into a store that sells expensive goods. The sales…
Are we relearning the same old finance lessons all over again?
One of the benefits of experience is that lessons are learned. It is unfortunate that our…
Social mobility has slowed
From time immemorial North American culture has maintained that “anything is possible;”…
A supercycle
Why is our economy behaving so differently this time? Ordinarily, after a business contraction…
Long overdue
Without doubt, for many decades the Ministry of Immigration has been among the worst branches of…
Remaking suburbia so people want to live there
When approaching the outskirts of Canada’s cities, particularly at intersections, one sees…
Reckless consumers
During the so-called Gilded Age in the United States in the later part of the 19th century, a…
Rampant hypocrisy over Canadas tar sands
Among the most blatant examples of hypocrisy are the recent cries emanating from environmentalists.…
A turning point
Clearly, the economy now is at a major turning point; what economists call “an inflection…
Not so
The well-known and highly respected publication The Economist, in a recent lead article entitled…
Angry customers
Angry customers have become the new norm. Almost everyone is displeased by the way they are treated…
Not really dead
Based on misleading data, inflation seems to be almost non-existent. One should not dismiss the…