Peter Watson is a freelance writer whose work has been featured in various publications such as North Bay Nipissing, Zuza, BMC, European Respiratory Society, Ourwindsor, New Hamburg Independent, Cambridge Times, Perth Courier, Prism Corporate Broking, York Region, and Waterloo Region Record. He covers a wide range of topics including world news, politics, health, and lifestyle.
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Peter Watson's articles predominantly focus on government and politics, with a considerable emphasis on news and current affairs. His coverage indicates a likelihood of interest in pitches related to political analysis, government policy announcements or changes, as well as data-supported insights into political trends.
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By: Peter Watson
Stock market annual returns can be much higher or lower each year, writes Peter Watson.
By: Peter Watson
Columnist writes there should be a high standard of conduct for people providing financial planning and investment advice to clients.
By: Peter Watson
Columnist writes there should be a high standard of conduct for people providing financial planning and investment advice to clients.
The Budget has ended up being not quite as bad as we thought it might be as regards Capital Transfers … but still an increase in CGT rates for owner-managers (and the sellers of all shares).
By: Peter Watson
Many people over the age of 55 don’t feel they are getting high-value advice half the time from their financial advisors and neither are young investors under age 35.
By: Peter Watson
The quality of the financial advice you get from your adviser is both understandable and concerning.
By: Peter Watson
The question is not whether workers should get a pay raise — the larger issue is whether Canada Post is obsolete due to competition.
Another year draws to a close and inevitably it’s a time to take stock. At Prism we’ve noticed a definite pick-up in activity from 2023 and remain at full speed going into 2025.
Most at risk are Canadian companies with a significant number of sales to the U.S. market, where a tariff would make those exports more expensive and result in American customers looking to other suppliers outside of Canada.
By: Peter Watson
Ontario’s auditor reported that Ontario spent $103 million on government advertising, which is three times more money than it spent the previous year.
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