Kiernan Green

Toronto

Data reporter for @TheHubCanada. Biz and poli reports in @CdnPressNews @CBCNews @VictoriaNews, @Thenarwhalca & the Humboldt Journal. kiernan(at)thehub(dot)ca

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Does size matter? New tool gives valuable insight to RIA AUM stats

1 week ago | investmentnews.com | Kiernan Green

If you’ve wondered how one RIA stacks up against another (at least with reference to the firm’s AUM) then you’re not alone. Which is why InvestmentNews has added this important data to its invaluable new series of data dashboards. Valuable competitive insights are available from theInvestment News’ “Assets Under Management Per Firm” dashboard, which is updated monthly.
Power play: Doug Ford’s electricity shut down threat could leave 1.3 million U.S. homes in the dark

Dec 19, 2024 | thehub.ca | Kiernan Green

Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s retaliatory threat to pull the plug on Ontario electricity exports to the U.S. could turn the lights off for at least 1.29 million Americans and seriously cost U.S. industry. Earlier this month, Ford threatened to cut off his province’s electricity exports to the states of New York, Michigan, and Minnesota. His proposed plan was a response to U.S. President-elect Trump’s threat to impose 25 percent tariffs on all Canadian goods when he enters the White House next month.
The Bank of Canada’s interest rate drop is a response to a seven-year high of unemployment

Dec 12, 2024 | thehub.ca | Kiernan Green

With unemployment reaching its highest level since 2017 excluding the pandemic, this week the Bank of Canada lowered the overnight rate 50 basis points for the second time in a row. The significant interest cut to 3.25 percent, the third 50 basis point cut this year, is part of Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem’s plan to “stick the landing” on inflation.
Although Canada’s U.S. border has one unlawful crossing for every 10 at the Mexico-U.S. border, our crossings have nearly doubled in the last two years

Nov 30, 2024 | thehub.ca | Kiernan Green

While unlawful border crossings from Mexico to the U.S. are 10 times more frequent than those leaving Canada for the U.S, crossings at the Canada-U.S. border have virtually doubled since 2022. This week, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump announced he would impose 25 percent tariffs on all goods arriving from Canada and Mexico in an executive order following his inauguration date on Jan. 20, 2025.
Every Canadian home builder would have to double their number of homes built to achieve Trudeau’s housing plan-output not seen in 25 years

Nov 27, 2024 | thehub.ca | Kiernan Green

One residential construction worker would have to produce nearly three-quarters of a home each year to meet the federal government’s 2031 housing goal, a number of homes-per-worker nearly two-times higher than today’s average, given major challenges around innovation and supply chains. Last April, the Trudeau government announced its new housing plan, which included the promise of 3.87 million new homes by 2031.
Nearly one in five Canadians using food banks have jobs, as visits passed two-million in a month for the first time

Nov 14, 2024 | thehub.ca | Kiernan Green

This year, more than two million Canadians visited food banks in just one month, double the visits from a decade ago, as food and shelter inflation has made millions more in the country food insecure. In March of this year, there were 2,059,686 million food bank visits across Canada, according to Food Banks Canada’s 2024 annual HungerCount report, released late last month. The charity, which is affiliated with 770 food banks across the country, recorded its highest ever number of visits.
Nearly one in five Canadians using food banks have jobs, as visits passed two-million in a month for the first time

Nov 14, 2024 | shorturl.at | Kiernan Green

This year, more than two million Canadians visited food banks in just one month, double the visits from a decade ago, as food and shelter inflation has made millions more in the country food insecure. In March of this year, there were 2,059,686 million food bank visits across Canada, according to Food Banks Canada’s 2024 annual HungerCount report, released late last month. The charity, which is affiliated with 770 food banks across the country, recorded its highest-ever number of visits.
A ‘full-blown’ Trump presidency would be an ordeal for Canada’s economy, while Harris would yield marginal, diminishing gains: Oxford Economics

Nov 4, 2024 | thehub.ca | Kiernan Green

A second Donald Trump administration would likely have a negative effect on Canada’s economy while a Kamala Harris presidency would yield marginal improvements with diminishing returns, says a new report from Oxford Economics. Last month, the economic advisory firm released a report entitled “Assessing the impact of a Trump vs. Harris presidency,” as today Americans take to the presidential polls.
A ‘full-blown’ Trump presidency would be an ordeal for Canada’s economy, while Harris would yield marginal, diminishing gains: Oxford Economics

Nov 4, 2024 | shorturl.at | Kiernan Green

A second Donald Trump administration would likely have a negative effect on Canada’s economy while a Kamala Harris presidency would yield marginal improvements with diminishing returns, says a new report from Oxford Economics. Last month, the economic advisory firm released a report entitled “Assessing the impact of a Trump vs. Harris presidency,” as today Americans take to the presidential polls.
Since the pandemic, Canada’s public sector employment has grown nearly four times more than private sector employment

Nov 1, 2024 | thehub.ca | Kiernan Green

Between 2019 and 2023, the share of Canadians employed in the public sector grew by 13 percent–3.6 times more than private sector employment, which grew by 3.6 percent, making the post-pandemic recovery historically incomparable with past recessions. The jump in public sector employment represented the greatest four-year increase and the second greatest gap (9.3 percentage points) between private and public sector employment since 1976.

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Kiernan Green @kiernang19

18 Nov 24

Canadian food banks surpassed 2M monthly visits in just 1/5th the time they reached 1M. This thanks to the recent "one-two punch" of record food and housing cost increases. 🏠🌯 Similarly, food bank clients with jobs have risen from one of ten to one of five clients.

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This year, Canadian food bank visits just in March reached a record 2M. It’s a 90 percent increase from five years ago, says @foodbankscanada. Inflation on food and shelter have caused an "unthinkable" reliance on food banks. @TheHubCanada reports: https://t.co/RbXw8zFybL https://t.co/9jsYhwxPuT

Kiernan Green @kiernang19

31 Oct 24

Excellent. https://t.co/bHjCXfvZpY via @physorg_com

Kiernan Green @kiernang19

23 Oct 24

In the past 10 years, Ottawa's doors opened to more lobbyists campaigning more topics. Most around environmental and fiscal policy, which coincidentally gained significant gov't attention. See my latest analysis of who and what lobbyists are talking about for @TheHubCanada https://t.co/vREKvH5Iss

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Kiernan Green (@kiernang19): There are 40 percent more lobbyists in Ottawa and 367 percent more communications across lobbying subjects since Prime Minister Trudeau took power FREE 3-month Hub subscription: https://t.co/B8hoCnqVCh Full article here: https://t.co/dX7utTnUB2

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Articles

Does size matter? New tool gives valuable insight to RIA AUM stats

Power play: Doug Ford’s electricity shut down threat could leave 1.3 million U.S. homes in the dark

The Bank of Canada’s interest rate drop is a response to a seven-year high of unemployment

Although Canada’s U.S. border has one unlawful crossing for every 10 at the Mexico-U.S. border, our crossings have nearly doubled in the last two years

Every Canadian home builder would have to double their number of homes built to achieve Trudeau’s housing plan-output not seen in 25 years

Nearly one in five Canadians using food banks have jobs, as visits passed two-million in a month for the first time

Nearly one in five Canadians using food banks have jobs, as visits passed two-million in a month for the first time

A ‘full-blown’ Trump presidency would be an ordeal for Canada’s economy, while Harris would yield marginal, diminishing gains: Oxford Economics

A ‘full-blown’ Trump presidency would be an ordeal for Canada’s economy, while Harris would yield marginal, diminishing gains: Oxford Economics

Since the pandemic, Canada’s public sector employment has grown nearly four times more than private sector employment

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