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102. POWER TO THE PEOPLE
103. Canada on the 'wrong track' as a place for business to invest, Globe CEO survey finds
104. Steady drop in business insolvencies over, as cases in March soared to the highest level since 2011
105. The long decline in business insolvencies is over
106. After 'labour shortages,' the new go-to word on corporate calls is 'layoffs'
107. After diplomat's expulsion, Canada readies for trade retaliation from Beijing
108. As economic uncertainty looms, Canada's chief executives head for the exits
109. SPACE TO PRODIGY; HOLLY JOHNSON grew up with her eyes on the stars in a family full of engineers. She also happened to be down the street from MDA's headquarters, where she now runs the space and robotics program developing the AI-enabled Canadarm3
110. Banking the busts
111. Cooling inflation is on track to collide with union wage hikes
112. Hedge fund says it will oppose Parkland board re-election; Engine Capital is pushing for convenience store giant to be broken up or privatized
113. Between 2017 and 2022, Ottawa's federal hiring boom outpaced the U.S. despite the size difference
114. Canada's self-employed now account for the smallest share of all workers in more than 40 years
115. Why it matters that Canadian banks have dodged the deposit exodus plaguing some U.S. banks
116. Flights of fancy
117. Interest rate restrictions are now getting real, but the steepest tightening cycle in decades isn't over
118. Activist investor presses for change at Parkland despite board change
119. Activist hedge fund pushes Parkland to divest refinery business
120. U.S. law giant poaches from Bay Street for Canadian presence
121. A financial crisis by any other name; The language around the recent economic turmoil is evolving amid the panic and confusion
122. DECODER; The housing correction looks even worse when inflation is taken into account
123. Malls search for anchor tenants in wake of Nordstrom's departure
124. Luxury retailer Nordstrom to exit Canada, lay off 2,500 workers
125. Weak investment by Canadian manufacturers is leaving their factories increasingly uncompetitive
126. Temperate Coastal Wetlands
127. List of Contributors
128. Education for Sustainable Development in LJMU
129. Holocene floodplain vegetation dynamics and sea-level change in the lower Aire valley, Yorkshire
130. A RELATIVE RECKONING
131. Ottawa keeps RESP limits steady despite soaring cost of education
132. DECODER; Number of active oil and gas rigs in Alberta has rebounded sharply from pandemic lows
133. For the first time in three years not a single new retail cannabis store opened its doors last month
134. DECODER; While Canada has lagged in home building, the bigger driver of soaring house prices was easy access to credit, one economist argues
135. Share of Canadian companies mentioning 'recession' at highest level in more than a decade
136. How convenience and fuel giant Parkland is adapting to a low-carbon world
137. Chinese tourists are returning to Canada, but there's a long way to go to get back to 2019 levels
138. DECODING 2023; An experts' guide to the future of the economy in 37 charts. Curated by Jason Kirby
139. Quantification of the variability and penetration of per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances through a concrete pad
140. Holocene relative sea-level changes in northwest Ireland: An empirical test for glacial isostatic adjustment models
141. DECODER; Net sales for responsible investment funds have fallen from their peak, but sector shows resilience
142. DECODER; Food inflation takes a big bite out of Christmas dinner budgets
143. DECODER; More than $100-billion has flowed into GICs this year. That money will eventually go somewhere
144. Oil prices have turned negative for 2022, but energy investors remain bullish
145. How the son of a Thunder Bay accountant became the czar of concert tickets - and pop music's public enemy No. 1
146. DECODER; Online sales fizzled during Cyber Week - and not just because shoppers are returning to stores
147. Bioavailability of silver and silver sulfide nanoparticles to lettuce (Lactuca sativa): Effect of agricultural amendments on plant uptake
148. ANN FANDOZZI; FANDOZZI HAD A HARD TIME ABSORBING JUST HOW ANTIQUATED THE US$300-BILLION-A-YEAR HEAVY-EQUIPMENT AUCTION BUSINESS WAS WHEN SHE TOOK OVER IN 2020. BUT THIS FIXER IS INTENT ON DRAGGING IT INTO THE DIGITAL AGE
149. MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE
150. DECODER; Amid rising costs and stalled economy, margins for non-financial corporations shrank in third quarter
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