David Parkinson is an experienced economics reporter and columnist, currently working for The Globe and Mail. He also writes for the British Film Institute (BFI) and has been featured in publications such as Empire Online and IWCP. David's articles cover a wide range of economic topics, including central bank policies, corporate forecasts, employment issues, and film industry analysis.
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David Parkinson's coverage has a strong emphasis on the Canadian finance and business landscape, often citing data and government announcements. He tends to focus on developments in the banking sector, economic indicators, and related policy decisions within Canada.
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While David does touch on non-finance topics like movies occasionally, the majority of his work centers around finance-related subjects with a national (Canada) perspective.
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In 1880s France, gastronome Dodin Bouffant (Benoît Magimel) shares a Loire Valley château kitchen — and occasionally a bedroom — with his cook, Eugénie (Juliette Binoche). She sustains his reputation as ‘the Napoleon of the culinary arts'. But her health starts to fail just as he is about to welcome the Prince of Eurasia.
With nail-biting trucker noir The Wages of Fear now on 4K UHD, we celebrate the best in French suspense.
By: David Parkinson
When Canadians of the 1940s weighed national security against the public's right to know, The Globe's actions helped shift attitudes against official silence
By: David Parkinson
Hill became a symbol of Liverpudlian defiance in Boys from the Blackstuff, near the beginning of a career that encompassed Titanic, The Lord of the Rings trilogy and Wolf Hall.
Authors David Parkinson Research Scientist in Astrophysics, The University of Queensland Jeffrey Hodgson
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