The Globe and Mail

Here’s our weekly digest of The Globe and Mail’s most essential business and investing stories. This week, we're looking at: 📈 The latest GDP numbers 🌾 Vancouver's grain terminal strike deal 🇮🇩 The promises and pitfalls of Indonesia’s nickel boom 💻 Lightspeed Commerce up for sale 🏦 TFSAs Get caught up on the latest stories here: https://lnkd.in/gbdqb6Yr

A recent survey reveals 43 per cent of Canadians do not enjoy going to their current workplace

Join us on World News Day by supporting fact-based journalism and the right to access information. Learn more and visit: https://worldnewsday.org. 📰

Celebrating Right to Know Day! 🔍 Today, we recognize the importance of access to information and transparent governance since 2002. We’re also excited to announce an upcoming edition of Secret Canada focusing on healthcare, brought to you by The Globe. Stay tuned for this project, which will emphasize how transparency and access to information are shaping the future of healthcare in Canada. Let’s continue to advocate for our right to know and celebrate the power of information! 📚 Read more about how transparent your city is: tgam.ca/3zCIr44

As we celebrate Right to Know Day tomorrow, let’s put your knowledge of Freedom of Information in Canada to the test 👇!  

This week on lately, we are chatting with Peabody and Emmy Award–winning investigative journalist Jane Marie, about how the business model attracts good people in a bad economy. Listen to today's episode at tgam.ca/lately or wherever you get your podcasts! 😎

Unveiling Canada’s Top Growing Companies 2024! From innovative fintech solutions to delicious baked goods, these top businesses are making a significant impact in the Canadian market. Discover the latest Report on Business magazine ranking and get inspired by these trailblazers: tgam.ca/TopGrowing2024 #TopGrowing2024

My piece on some exciting news for public space in Toronto: The Bentway is growing, with design by Field Operations with Brook McIlroy. https://lnkd.in/gnjMgstv

I have to say that I don't envy the federal government the decision that it faces (by the end of this year) about Canada's 2035 emissions-reduction target. It seems like a no-win situation. A relatively ambitious target means mockery for not even being on track to meet the country's existing ones (notwithstanding that the numbers are finally moving in the right direction, at least); a relatively unambitious one means being blasted by progressives for embracing being an international laggard. Anyway, at least today's recommendations by Ottawa's Net-Zero Advisory Body help set the ambition bar. https://lnkd.in/gSU5hFY7

The CIO of AIMCo, the large Alberta pension fund, is leaving after less than two years. Two executives are being promoted to take over her investment duties.