The Locked In Factor
How do you stop getting locked-in to technology ideas but also into financial concepts or ideas as well. Flexibility is important.
Employment Up a Little More in December
The year ended OK in terms of Employment, with the Employment rate increasing, according to Stats Canada on Friday. Â In total there were 22,000 new jobs in December, with 38,000 of those being full-time positions,… Read More »Employment Up a Little More in December
Canada’s Balanced Budget (Eventually)
Might Balance Budget by 2015 Jim Flaherty (Canadian Federal Finance Minister, and the man who spins the Financial Blarney for the Feds) started the Financial Waffling section of the Government End of Year reports, when… Read More »Canada’s Balanced Budget (Eventually)
Construction Boom?
My wife and I spent part of Saturday finding out how much replacing the windows on our house is going to cost (the short answer is HOLY CRAP!), however, I am sure I will have… Read More »Construction Boom?
Employment Improves While Market Burns
Friday, Stats Canada published their monthly update on the Labor Force Survey for January and the numbers were a little better than the prognosticators were guessing, as employment increased by 43,000 jobs last month (the… Read More »Employment Improves While Market Burns
