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In The News
Stores and malls are here to stay – at least in Canada
At the same time as Canadian businesses have been getting ready to reopen after prolonged COVID-19 shutdowns, companies have begun reporting earnings for Q1, and the message across the board is consistent. It goes something like this:
Monthly Newsletter
In this month's update, Barry indicates that, while the economic headlines are troubling and may very well continue to be so for many months, the stock market is forward-looking and is focusing its attention on the improvements in economic conditions that have occurred since April. Whether you look at gasoline consumption, railcar loadings or even the numbers of air travelers, you will notice the North American economy beginning its slow recovery.
The 2021 Federal Budget Speech
LOUIS XIV’S finance minister, Jean-Baptiste Colbert, famously declared that “the art of taxation consists in so plucking the goose as to obtain the largest possible amount of feathers with the smallest possible amount of hissing.” While spending continues in response to the COVID pandemic, at some point the government will need to pluck some more feathers by finding ways to increase revenues to cover the debt. David drafts what the 2021 budget speech might possibly, but not hopefully, look like.