Monthly Archives: April 2019

So far, Toronto sellers have been holding and hoping that 2017 prices will bounce back, but with clamp downs on money laundering and foreign inflows, the large inventory of properties priced over $2m are less in demand. And with the … Continue reading →

There is understandably a lot of angst today about what people should be training for in a world moving increasingly to automation and artificial intelligence–and especially when education programs have become so expensive.  But we should be careful not to … Continue reading →

Imposing personal responsibility on corporate crime directors is part of the essential reforms needed to reboot our financial, social and economic systems on to sustainable footings.  Surveys suggest that there is already wide public support for this.  It is likely … Continue reading →