Canada's Business Beat

So after showing 4800 workers the door, the head of Bell Media doesn't like how his company's job cuts are being described, A new worry that air travellers need to know about, BIG changes at Indigo, and Tesla sales sputter...in your April 3rd edition of Canada's Business Beat!

Un-plugged - Why a growing number of electric vehicle buyers are saying "no" to Tesla, a more upbeat economic outlook, Ryan Reynolds big pay day is now official, and why franchise operators are suing Tim Hortons'...in your April 2nd edition of Canada's Business Beat.  

Stronger than predicted economic growth, Canada's latest job vacancy count, a well known snowmobile maker treats investors despite a sharply lower profit, and Canada's population has just increased the most in over 65 years...in your March 28th edition of Canada's Business Beat!

Political rhetoric and economic analysis clashng in Canada's carbon tax debate, promising news for tourism operators, why small businesses are paying debt with debt, and well known gas stations for sale...in your March 27th edition of Canada's Business Beat.  

Bell Canada brass are about to be grilled over all the job cuts they announced recently, rare good news for journalism, and why the price of chocolate is about to soar...in your March 26th edition of Canada's #Business Beat. 

Cutting the cord - the latest sign that traditional TV is in trouble, Canada's economy on the rise, a huge legal test for airlines and travellers, and more evidence of slower E.V. sales...in your March 25th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

Why #Lululemon investors are selling despite the company's latest profit jump, new concern regarding the future of another discount airline, big changes in Canadian banking, and why the price of gas is headed higher in #Alberta...in your March 22nd edition of Canada's Business Beat.

Canada's latest Employment Insurance count, yet more worrisome signals for this year's wildfire season, a small BC company unveils an electric semi, and what led to a sharply lower profit for a well known convenience store chain...in your March 21st edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

The best and worst air quality in Canada, welcome news for folks who have a place at the lake or on the ski hill, and why business insolvencies are expected to keep rising...in your March 20th edition of Canada's Business Beat.

Surprising news on Canada's inflation rate, a prediction that Canada's housing market is on the verge of heating up again, and confirmation that a fast rising payment technology firm will soon be changing hands...in your March 19th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

New bad news wipes out last week's better news on home building, what the experts expect this  week's inflation data to show, why a popular brand of air-fryers is being recalled, and why Ryan Reynolds is about to get super rich...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

Better news on home building, artificial intelligence is sure gaining attention, A BC fuel cell maker lands a big deal in the US, and a powerful driver in BC tourism is predicting its best year yet...in your March 15th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

Is this you? A new survey on job satisfaction, generosity takes a hit as tougher economic times take hold, a rough start to the year for another airline, and the business of making stuff is on the rise...in your March 14th edition of Canada's Business Beat.

Why Canadians really are really are richer than we think, why Canada is blowing off the latest U.S. complaint in the Can-Am lumber trade dispute, why the price of copper is surging, and Alberta is calling...in your March 13th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

Theres a reason why servers draw a happy face on your restaurant bill, a new Airbnb rule that might have have some property owners reconsidering, and the cost of a brutal cold snap in Western Canada...in your March 12th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

Yet another complication for home buyers as lenders look to protect their money, a fuel refinery warning for #Vancouver area residents, another huge profit drop in the oil patch, and why the Vancouver airport has changed ad agencies...in your March 11th edition of Canada's Business Beat.

We've got the very latest jobs data, why you have every right to gripe about Canada's banking fees, more uncertainty in the BC mining sector, and a hint of Target returns to Canada...in your March 8th edition of Canada's Business Beat!

Canada's latest economic report card is mostly good news - including a promising signal for construction, yet more layoffs in the energy space despite eye popping oil patch profits, and Elon Musk is musing more changes to "X" (Twitter)...in your March 7th edition of Canada's Business Beat.  

The Bank of Canada's latest decision on interest rates, gold setting new records, eye popping insurance claims in BC, and great news for Canada's auto industry...in your Wednesday, March 6th edition of Canada's Business Beat!

Where Canadians are falling behind the most on mortgage and credit card payments, Canada's most expensive housing market just keeps getting more costly, and why a rail and truck hub in the #Toronto area is on hold...in your March 5th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

What the experts are saying about this week's Bank of Canada interest rate review, more signs of a percolating housing market, and why a previously little known #Vancouver based bio-tech company is grabbing attention...in your March 4th edition of Canada's Business Beat!

Alberta's excuse for a new tax on electric vehicles, Canada's cell phone and internet costs are under the microscope again, a rich bonus for an energy company's shareholders, and a new real estate record in #Whistler...in your March 1st edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

New evidence that Canada will likely avoid a recession, more better than forecast bank earnings, why Canada will again require a visa from Mexican visitors, and big news for lumber producers...in your Feb 29th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

Canada's best and worst airports according to travellers, bad loans continue to weigh down the country's banks, and Toyota and Jeep drivers are strongly advised to listen to this February 28th edition of Canada's Business Beat!

How bad loans are costing Canada's banks, why Canadians are being stiffed by now defunct Lynx Air, and a Quebec mining company flees a National Security review of its ties with China...in your Feb 27th edition of Canada's Business Beat.