Canada will miss Mark Carney
One could be all macho, and rely on Dan Mida’s comforting words when Tye Burt quit Nesbitt Burns in 1997 to join another dealer. Mr. Mida summed up Bay Street’s HR dynamic very well...
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Carney leaves with the crowd panting for more
There was a part of me that was going to just let it pass. In the three weeks since Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney’s exit was announced, much has been written and speculated....
Trade Carney to Team UK? Not on your life!
News report: Carney approached for top Bank of England job Since he once played goal for the Harvard hockey team, it seems appropriate to use a hockey analogy: there’s no way we should trade...
Canada's housing punch bowl still serving, 12 months later
I was glad to see the Globe’s Boyd Erman join me yesterday in the campaign to deal with Canada’s never-ending mortgage party. Twelve months ago, I described the pending financial hardship that would befall...
Governor Carney’s future political career looking good part 2
It is tough to keep up with our perfect future political candidate, Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney (see prior post “Governor Carney’s future political career looking good” Sept 10-10). Last Friday, he was...
Carney strikes a populist tone part 2
That didn’t take long. According to my morning paper, Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney is already following our advice from yesterday’s post (see prior post “Carney strikes a populist tone” Sept 16-1-). Governor...
Carney strikes a populist tone
Although his aspirations may be hidden from view, I have my eye on a future political candidate (see prior post “Governor Carney’s future political career looking good” Sept 10-10). He probably doesn’t even know...
Commercial bank loans drop just $60 million in October
The CVCA was working the halls of power in Ottawa yesterday on behalf of Canada’s Innovation Economy, and we had the pleasure of meeting Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney and his Governing Council....
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