Nicholas Sokic

Toronto

Writer at Freelance

News editor @playbackonline. Words and even articles in many online places. @WesternUMMJC '19. he/him

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Knowledge Network taps Sarah Jane Flynn for EP role

1 week ago | playbackonline.ca | Nicholas Sokic

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TIFF selects eight writers for the 2025 Writers’ Studio

2 weeks ago | playbackonline.ca | Nicholas Sokic

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Is living paycheque to paycheque the new norm for many Canadians?

2 weeks ago | money.ca | Nicholas Sokic

What about the nest egg? For some respondents, a nest egg doesn’t even factor into their concerns. One in 10 Canadians say their paycheque doesn't even cover the cost of living. Overall, slightly over half of Canadians feel good about their current personal financial situation, compared to 46% who are not feeling positive. Just over half say that despite making a decent salary, it's hard to make ends meet, and 81% are concerned their income is not keeping pace with the cost of living.
Sharon Bajer named inaugural ACTRA Visionary Award recipient

2 weeks ago | playbackonline.ca | Nicholas Sokic

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Canadians are changing their grocery habits amid US trade war

2 weeks ago | money.ca | Nicholas Sokic

Changing tides in the vegetable aisle Just over three-quarters of respondents say have made changes simply to avoid U.S. products. What’s more, seniors prioritize buying Canadian, while immigrants and those under 35 place less emphasis on it. Buying products from one's own province is more important to Quebecers (82%) and less so to Albertans (48%).
Paramount+ to travel to Canada Shore with Insight

2 weeks ago | playbackonline.ca | Nicholas Sokic

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CMF delays 2025-26 program budget, guidelines

2 weeks ago | playbackonline.ca | Nicholas Sokic

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April is a peak month for new businesses in Canada

2 weeks ago | money.ca | Nicholas Sokic

Canada’s North leading the way If you’re wondering where entrepreneurial energy is heating up in Canada, look no further than the North. According to GoDaddy, the Northwest Territories saw the biggest jump in new business activity from March to April 2024, with a surge of 17.1%. The Yukon wasn’t far behind, climbing 13.7%. Alberta came in third with a solid 13.5% increase, followed closely by Manitoba and Ontario, which tied for fourth place at 12.5%.
Prime Video greenlights two new Quebec series

2 weeks ago | playbackonline.ca | Nicholas Sokic

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Many Canadian entrepreneurs are forging ahead despite a worrisome economy

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Nicholas Sokic

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