Troy Media

Established in 2005, Troy Media started as a source for editorial content aimed at both print and online media platforms across Canada. Over the years, we have built a strong reputation for delivering the thorough analysis that experienced journalists and editors seek. Our content, created by our team of columnists, contributors, and freelancers, is utilized or licensed by various traditional media outlets and websites to meet their specific needs.

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Canada’s supply management system is failing consumers

1 week ago | troymedia.com | Sylvain Charlebois

Reading Time: 3 minutesThe supply management system is cracking. With imports climbing, strict quotas in place and Bill C-202 on the table, we’re struggling to feed ourselvesCanada’s supply management system, once seen as a pillar of food security and agricultural self-sufficiency, is failing at its most basic function: ensuring a reliable domestic supply.
Want the job? Stop talking about yourself

1 week ago | troymedia.com | Nick Kossovan

Reading Time: 4 minutesMost job seekers talk about what they want. Employers don’t care. Here’s how to flip the script to make sure you stand outWant to land a job faster? Stop thinking about what you want. Start thinking about what the employer needs, and show exactly how you can deliver it. That mindset shift is the most overlooked job search advantage, and it’s what separates memorable candidates from everyone else.
Strawberries shouldn’t cost $17 at this time of year

1 week ago | troymedia.com | Sylvain Charlebois

Reading Time: 3 minutesSummer is when local fruits and vegetables should be most affordable, but some retailers are charging excessive pricesWhen Canadian-grown fruits and vegetables reach the market—typically from June to October—prices become much more stable. Historically, during this window, price fluctuations, the up-and-down swings at the checkout, are about half as volatile as the rest of the year, thanks to seasonal abundance and shorter, domestic supply chains.
Middle East clash sends oil prices soaring

1 week ago | troymedia.com | Rashid Husain Syed

Reading Time: 3 minutesThe Israel-Iran conflict just flipped the script on falling oil prices, pushing them up fast, and that spike could hit your wallet at the pumpOil prices are no longer being driven by supply and demand. The sudden escalation of military conflict between Israel and Iran has shattered market stability, reversing earlier forecasts and injecting dangerous uncertainty into the global energy system.
Job search success depends on effort, not external factors

2 weeks ago | troymedia.com | Nick Kossovan

Reading Time: 4 minutesIf you’re not landing the job you want, it’s time to take responsibility. Excuses won’t helpYour job search results speak for themselves. If you’re not getting interviews or offers, don’t blame the government, your parents, or your bad luck. The truth is, your job search success depends on one thing: what you do and how you do it. Your results are a reflection of your strategy and the effort you put in, nothing else.
Outdated supply management policy costing Canada billions

2 weeks ago | troymedia.com | Sylvain Charlebois

Reading Time: 4 minutesA new bill shielding dairy, poultry and eggs from trade negotiations sends the wrong message to global partners and punishes Canadian consumersLast week, the House of Commons unanimously approved Bill C-202, a law that would prohibit Canada from making any trade concessions involving its supply-managed sectors, including dairy, poultry and eggs. The bill now moves to the Senate for final approval.
Oil prices headed for a fall. That’s bad news for Canada

2 weeks ago | troymedia.com | Rashid Husain Syed

Reading Time: 4 minutesOil prices are dropping fast as the world pumps more than it needs – and that’s bad news for CanadaOil prices are on the verge of a sharp and sustained decline. Despite short-term fluctuations and a range of analyst views, the underlying market fundamentals—surging global supply and flat demand—point to one outcome: crude is going down.
Why beef is becoming a luxury item in Canada

3 weeks ago | troymedia.com | Sylvain Charlebois

Reading Time: 4 minutesCanadian beef prices have surged due to a shrinking cattle herd, high transportation costs, and potential market collusionWith summer weather settling in, Canadians are returning to a familiar ritual—firing up the barbecue. But as they approach the meat counter, many are faced with shockingly high prices. This year, the meat aisle has become a case study in supply-side economics and market dysfunction, leaving consumers to wonder how this all came to be.
Athletes have the power to influence change

3 weeks ago | troymedia.com | Gerry Chidiac

Reading Time: 4 minutesAthletes possess immense influence but too often remain silent on global issues. It’s time for them to step upAthletes hold a unique position in the public eye, with the power to influence millions. Their platform offers the opportunity for positive social change, but it also carries a responsibility. Today, athletes are faced with a defining moment: will they use their influence to advocate for justice and peace, or remain silent on the complex issues that divide us?
One interview mistake that quietly kills job offers

3 weeks ago | troymedia.com | Nick Kossovan

Reading Time: 3 minutesMost job seekers ask the right questions, just at the wrong timeMost candidates know it’s smart to ask questions in a job interview. Fewer realize that when you ask them can make or break your chances. Let’s be blunt: asking self-serving questions too early—about remote work, vacation or flex time—and you risk disqualifying yourself. Why? Because it sends the wrong message.