Andy Holloway
FP Investor newsletter editor and FP Investing editor at Financial Post
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3 weeks ago |
financialpost.com | Andy Holloway |Kim Moody
The most recent “statesman politicking” from Mark Carney was with respect to the phone call that he had with United States President Donald Trump on March 28. According to Trump’s press release, the call was “extremely productive.” Carney’s companion release called it “constructive.” These press releases were heavy on adjectives and light on substance. In other words, they were all about the optics, not the outcomes.
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1 month ago |
financialpost.com | Andy Holloway |Kim Moody
The celebration by the Liberal Party about these announcements is a master class in hypocrisy and short-term memory. Given the newness of Carney’s leadership, let’s unpack what we can expect from many of his policies, especially taxation, along with his leadership credentials. While Carney likes to brag that he was born in the Northwest Territories and grew up in Edmonton, such facts don’t make one more empathetic to the average Canadian’s struggles to put food on the table.
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2 months ago |
financialpost.com | Andy Holloway
Over the same time frame, WSP’s revenues have grown 125 per cent to hit $14.4 billion in fiscal 2023 from $6.4 billion, and revenues in fiscal 2024 were tracking 7.4 per cent higher as of the third quarter, with year-end results to be reported on Feb. 26. Perhaps more impressive is that WSP’s approximately 73,000 employees are working on 200,000 projects around the world — indeed, they are on every continent, including Antarctica.
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2 months ago |
financialpost.com | Andy Holloway |Kim Moody
The government is punting this toxic issue to the next government since it is very likely that an election will be called before the proposed implementation date. If the Liberal Party gets re-elected, it could decide to move forward with the proposals, but it could also decide to drop them like a hot potato.
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Dec 16, 2024 |
financialpost.com | Andy Holloway
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