The Informed Shopper: What Grocery Prices Taught Canadians
Grocery prices have not dropped. But Dr. Sylvain Charlebois says Canadians have stopped being caught off guard by them, and that shift matters. The panic that defined grocery shopping four years ago h...
1 Maj 9min
NEW - Is It Actually Allergies? Moshe Ben-Shoshan on What Canadians Get Wrong
Seasonal allergies affect up to 20% of the population. Moshe Ben-Shoshan says a lot of people who think they have them do not, and the difference between an allergy and an intolerance changes everythi...
1 Maj 8min
Shiftheads - Rob Breakenridge on the Alberta Voter Database, the Fiscal Update, and Who Is Watching
Alberta's voter registry data for 2.9 million people has reportedly been accessed by a separatist organization, and the RCMP has opened an investigation. Rob Breakenridge says it shows what groups are...
1 Maj 8min
ICYMI - Fred Fox on the Letter, the Run, and What Terry Said to Their Mom
Terry Fox was 21 years old when he wrote the letter that started the Marathon of Hope. Fred Fox says cancer had already changed his brother completely by then. Before his diagnosis at 18, Fred Fox say...
1 Maj 9min
Why Borrowing to Invest Makes Anita Bruinsma's Blood Pressure Spike
Borrowing to invest sounds smart until the market drops and the bank wants its money back immediately. Financial planner Anita Bruinsma draws a hard line on margin investing: borrow against your portf...
1 Maj 9min
ICYMI - Before & After Terry Fox: What 1980 Taught Canada About Itself
Terry Fox is still in Canadian classrooms, still in the currency debate, still the name that comes up when Canada talks about who it actually is. Ed Conroy anchors the moment in time: 1980, a Canada p...
1 Maj 9min
Richard Crouse Reviews Devil Wears Prada 2 (Plus Three Drinks to Go With It)
Devil Wears Prada 2 opens the summer season at theatres this weekend, and the timing is not an accident. Why the Michael Jackson Estate Is Just Getting StartedThe Jackson biopic made $97 million at th...
1 Maj 19min
Fort McMurray to Ottawa: Canada's Energy Hypocrisy
The spring fiscal update is being celebrated. Canada's deficit is down $11 billion. Oil prices are up. The host is not celebrating. Growing up in Fort McMurray and working in the oil upgraders gives a...
30 Apr 9min
