Jason Kirby is a reporter for The Globe and Mail and Squamish Chief, focusing on national news in Canada. With a specialization in economics and business, Jason covers a wide range of topics including corporate mergers, economic indicators, and industry trends. His articles provide insights into the Canadian economy and its impact on various sectors.
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Jason Kirby's coverage heavily relies on citing data, indicating a preference for fact-based insights and analysis. His focus is primarily on business, finance, and the economy within Canada. Pitches to Jason should provide in-depth analysis supported by relevant statistics or economic indicators related to Canadian businesses, industries, and economic trends.
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Coming in at around 0.2 per cent of gross domestic product, Ottawa’s package will ripple through the economy – but it’s hardly a game-changer
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Coming in at around 0.2 per cent of gross domestic product, Ottawa's package will ripple through the economy – but it's hardly a game-changer.
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Trump, inflation, housing and more: Our economics team outlines possible upsides and downsides for 2025, and talks to bank CEOs and other heavy hitters about what may lie ahead
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Log in or create a free account to listen to this article. For the first time since the Bank of Canada began raising interest rates in
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Critics of Ms. Freeland acknowledge she did an admirable job during the pandemic. The problem, they say, is that she was slow to pull back on spending
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