David Skok
CEO and Editor-in-Chief at The Logic
CEO & Editor-in-Chief @the_logic. Advisory board @niemanfdn
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1 month ago |
thelogic.co | David Skok
The federal election is underway. Over the next five weeks, party leaders will criss-cross the country, vying for a mandate to govern Canada’s 45th Parliament. What once appeared to be a clear path to a Conservative majority has tightened into a competitive race—one that will test the leaders’ ability to connect with voters and define their vision for the country. The top two contenders for the job of prime minister are unproven on this stage.
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Dec 17, 2024 |
thelogic.co | David Skok
It has been a landmark year for The Logic. Our newsroom broke big news stories on big companies like Brookfield, Rogers and Cohere. We delivered scoops from inside Ottawa, and insightful analysis on artificial intelligence, open banking and the EV supply chain, to name just a few of the topics that mattered to Canadian business in 2024.
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Oct 17, 2024 |
thelogic.co | David Skok
A month into the COVID-19 pandemic, Kenneth Whyte penned a column in The Logic that looked at how the 1929 stock market crash led to the Great Depression, and what that could portend for the decade ahead of us. We are now almost five years removed from the start of the pandemic, and it’s becoming clear that what looked at first like a V-shaped recovery has proven to be a period of slow growth and declining productivity.
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Jun 4, 2024 |
thelogic.co | David Skok |David Reevely |Catherine McIntyre
Today marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for The Logic, with the close of a $4-million funding round. Our lead investor is FT Ventures, the corporate venture arm of the Financial Times (FT) Group, which includes the Financial Times. This investment round includes backing from returning investors Relay Ventures and Four Cornerstones Capital, and participation from Roynat Capital.
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May 13, 2024 |
thelogic.co | David Skok |Martin Patriquin |Catherine McIntyre |Anita Balakrishnan
Earlier this spring, the heritage minister’s office asked me to serve on a non-partisan expert panel that will advise the government on the future of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and Radio-Canada. I was torn. The CBC is a public institution—the biggest player in Canada’s media sector, it gets $1.3 billion in taxpayer dollars each year—and this was a call to public service.
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