Greg Quinn is the Bureau Chief at MNI. He covers a range of topics including finance, financial markets, investment, business and economics, and the economy, with a particular focus on banking and commodities. Greg's insights and analysis have been featured in The Globe and Mail and MNI.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Not enough data
Greg Quinn's coverage focuses predominantly on the Canadian economy, particularly issues related to inflation, interest rates, and job growth. His articles heavily cite data and government announcements while also featuring expert commentary.
Given his focus on finance and economy with heavy reliance on cited data and government sources, pitches should cater to experts with a deep understanding of economic indicators or policies in Canada. The ability to provide insights based on credible data will be essential when reaching out to him.
It's important for potential sources to have expertise in topics such as Bank of Canada decisions, inflation trends, interest rate movements, and labor market dynamics within the context of the Canadian economy.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's housing minister quit Monday, costing him another key aide on the day his finance minister is pitching a
MNI (OTTAWA) - Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland quit cabinet Monday hours before she was expected to deliver a budget statement with a
MNI (OTTAWA) - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's expected boost to deficit spending Monday is unlikely to cheer up Canadians roiled by expensive
MNI (OTTAWA) - Next year's G7 meetings hosted by Canada will focus on improving economic security cooperation at a time of increased fragmentation
MNI (OTTAWA) - Canadian Liberal lawmaker Chad Collins said Monday after a party meeting with Justin Trudeau that he must step down as Prime Minister to avoid a defeat in the next election to rival Conservatives.
MNI (OTTAWA) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday joked about his finance minister's resignation a day earlier when Chrystia Freeland
MNI (OTTAWA) - Canada's Federation of Independent Business says sentiment declined after Donald Trump threatened a 25% tariff, in one of the first confidence readings since the U.S. president-elect's Nov 25 announcement.
MNI (OTTAWA) - Canada's labor market will tighten again and face shortages as the government reduces foreign work visas even with employers currently
- MNI (OTTAWA) - Canada's opposition NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh said Friday he will introduce a motion of nonconfidence in Justin Trudeau's Liberal
MNI (OTTAWA) - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau signaled Friday he's staying in office after the last opposition party agreed to force him out with a
(833) 317-6278 
