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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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John Caudwell, entrepreneur and former owner of Phones 4u, has been in the news again. A billionaire, he has been working on a £300m French riviera development – and as part of that has commissioned a £250k full-size marble statue of himself to overlook the properties!
By: Peter Watson
Recent performance evaluations indicate that the Canada Pension Plan is trailing baseline market indicators, prompting experts to recommend transitioning its nearly $800-billion portfolio from active internal management to low-cost passive industry managers.
By: Peter Watson
There are many financial and social advantages because women’s professional sports team are expanding in Canada, writes Peter Watson.
By: Peter Watson
There are many financial and social advantages because women's professional sports team are expanding in Canada, writes Peter Watson.
By: Peter Watson
Canadians reduced alcoholic consumption has financial implications, writes Peter Watson.
Canadians reduced alcoholic consumption has financial implications, writes Peter Watson.
By: Peter Watson
The federal government, the federal Opposition, and Canadian media get a failing grade for implementing free trade in Canada, writes Peter Watson.
By: Peter Watson
The federal government, the federal Opposition, and the Canadian media get a failing grade for implementing free trade in Canada, writes Peter Watson.
By: Peter Watson
Peter Watson explains why Canada's reputation, natural resources, and educated workforce position it to attract global business interest as Europe seeks alternatives to its trade relationships with the U.S.
Peter Watson explains why Canada's reputation, natural resources, and educated workforce position is to attract global business interest as Europe seeks alternatives to its trade relationships with the U.S.
