CRTC Superbowl Decision
I add some personal context to the CRTC’s decision about simultaneous substitution, the impact on the ad agency world in urban areas and how Harper will turn it all into political gain for his grim gaggle of Cons.
I add some personal context to the CRTC’s decision about simultaneous substitution, the impact on the ad agency world in urban areas and how Harper will turn it all into political gain for his grim gaggle of Cons.
Stephen Harper may yet again take an unprecedented move and manipulate monetary policy again in a desperate attempt to jump-start the economy prior to the 2015 election. The great ‘economist leader’ is proving to be a failure.
The Cons have prorogued their budget and will likely have to hold off on disclosing financial results until the spring. In a desperate attempt to squeeze some life into Canada’s anemic economy – an ailing economy because of the reliance on Alberta oil revenue and neglect of our manufacturing industry – the Cons have turned to manipulating Canadian monetary policy. In a breach of common […]
Four countries voted against a UN resolution to stamp out Nazism across the globe. Canada was one of them. Why?