GINTA – Do you use social media to build or destroy?
IT WAS MORE RIDICULOUS THAN FUNNY. In fact, it was not funny at all. It so happened that last week, our prime minister stopped by a locally owned doughnut shop in Winnipeg [Continue]
Tim Hortons
TIM HORTONS – Things might never be quite the same at Canada’s coffee shop
How an iconic brand lost its Canadian identity By SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS Senior Fellow Atlantic Institute for Market Studies THE BAD NEWS keeps piling up for Tim Hortons. Leger [Continue]
TIM’S TUSSLE – Just who’s the bully when it comes to minimum wage hikes?
By SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS Senior Fellow Atlantic Institute for Market Studies DRAMATICALLY INCREASING minimum wages in the food industry is irresponsible and even reckless. On [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – We’re becoming mere tenants in our own country
THERE WAS A TIME when Canadians made things, and owned what we made. I’m thinking about this as we struggle with the sale of Retirement Concepts to a Chinese outfit, and in [Continue]
Editorial — Why the sale of Tim Hortons is a national issue
SATURDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — A group of media panelists on the CBC afternoon radio show Q on Friday was belittling the national angst over the sale of Tim Hortons to Burger [Continue]
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