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Just Good Business Podcast: Navigating Canada’s Economic Crossroads with Douglas Porter
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Just Good Business Podcast: Navigating Canada’s Economic Crossroads with Douglas Porter

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Navigating Canadas Economic Crossroads with Douglas Porter

Canada’s economy has had a wild ride this year—but is it as bad as it seems?

In our latest episode, BMO Chief Economist Douglas Porter returns to break down the numbers behind the headlines. From inflation and interest rates to the surprising strength of domestic tourism, Porter shares insights that every small business owner should hear.

💡 Why hasn’t Canada hit a recession?
📉 What economic myths are holding entrepreneurs back?
🌍 How are demographic shifts reshaping business creation?

Whether you're navigating uncertainty or planning your next move, this episode offers practical takeaways and a fresh perspective on Canada’s economic outlook.
 

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👉 Listen now and find out why the current climate might be more manageable than you think.

 

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Al Grego

Al Grego

Emerging Channels Communication Manager

Al Grego is the producer and host of the multi-award-winning Yes, We Are Open and Just Good Business podcasts for Moneris. His interests outside of work include podcasting, blogging, and music.

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