The Business Beat: Recent Episodes
Bob Price
The Bank of Canada's latest interest rate decision, surprising news about oil companies not paying their local taxes, International Women's Day bragging rights for credit unions, and which car maker is being investigated because of steering wheels falling off...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat!
Another massive job cut by a big name in the tech sector, potential labour unrest on track at CN Rail, a huge #Vancouver hotel proposal, and the latest profit at Cargojet will shock many...in your March 7th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Its another nervous week for borrowers with the Bank of Canada reviewing interest rates again, buying a Tesla just got a little easier, some rare good news from the BC forest, and the real story on cocaine production...in your March 6th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
The number of Canadians not keeping up with their mortgage payments might surprise you, another US retail giant is giving up on Canada, and BC gets a lot of the blame for slower construction across Canada...in your March 3rd edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why another big bank is reporting a sharply lower profit, why using your cell outside of Canada is about to get more costly, a bullish outlook for oil and gas production, and why Canada might need a plan "B" for COVID vaccine...in your March 2nd edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Questions surrounding a big drop for beer & wine sales, bad loans hit the bottom line at Canada's largest bank, more losses in the BC forest, and how the country's largest airport hopes to avoid future travel chaos...in your March 1st edition of Canada's Business Beat.
A new hint that Canada appears to be moving closer to an economic recession, why one of Canada's big banks saw its latest profit tumble by 90 percent, and new evidence that BC's forest sector is in a steep downturn...in your February 28th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Most wanted - why top notch financial advisors are a hot commodity, why booze prices are likely heading higher this spring, and a big worry for current and former employees of Canada's largest book store chain...in your February 27th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
As we head into a new week...a recap of what mattered most last Friday...from Canada's Business Beat.
Earnings season for Canada's big banks begins with a rare headline...and why Canada's Privacy Commissioner has decided to investigate Tik-Tok...in your February 24th edition of Canada's #Business Beat...
Earnings season for Canada's big banks begins with a rare headline, why the latest from Netflix might not over well with Canadian subscribers, and another dubious distinction for #Vancouver in the latest report on rental costs...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why the latest HUGE profit in the grocery business will likely anger inflation weary shoppers, a high stakes ultimatum in a BC mining company's tax fight with Panama, and Canadian bragging rights in the corporate jet business...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat!
Workers wanted - new evidence of the current staffing challenges facing employers, Canada's banking sector reaches deeper into the US market, Canada's best known auctioneer keeps raking it in, and big changes for snowmobile enthusiasts...in this edition of Canada's Business Beat
Canada's most watched economic indicator is good news in the battle against inflation, BIG changes & a record profit for a well known BC mining giant, and why a Vancouver based energy company has caught the attention of Tesla...in your Feb 21st edition of Canada's Business Beat.
In your February 17th edition of Canada's Business Beat: A worrisome hint that interest rate increases might not be over, why home ownership is more difficult now despite lower prices, another big Tesla recall, and a turbulent year ends well for Air Canada.
Good news for those who think greed is behind fast rising costs at the grocery store, a top international bank is now saying no to financing Alberta oil sands projects, a huge shift is apparently in the works for a BC mining giant, and important news for UBER customers...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Today's top story won't lend confidence to new vehicle buyers considering electric, new evidence that interest rates have slammed the housing market, oil patch profits soar, and business of making stuff stumbles for the 2nd straight month...in your February 15th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Troubling news related to how many Canadians are on the brink, a whopper of a profit for Burger King and Tim Hortons parent, and how a small outlet in #Kamloops changed the rules for Sephora staff across North America...in your Feb 14th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
We now know who's hurting the most from higher interest rates, another retailer you'll know is going bust, Walmart stands up for inflation weary customers, and why we don't need to worry just yet about labour strife at West Jet...in your February 13th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Canada's latest hiring spree includes notable news about older men wanting to keep working, why you might want to keep the gas tank topped up, and you might be surprised by the latest news about #Vancouver's sky high home prices...in your Feb 10th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
The success story surrounding a well known Canadian luxury jet maker just keeps getting better, massive layoffs in the cannabis space, the highest carbon tax in North America is going up again, and a rosy outlook for job seekers in your Feb 9th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Oh Great....now something else to worry about for air travel...and if you think you've got it rough - imagine being a BC lumber industry worker...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Yet another big worry for air travellers planning a getaway soon, why the cost of home building continues to rise and where its going up the most, and yet more BC lumber workers are about to lose their paycheque...in your February 8th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Its the best news in months for Canadians feeling the stress of higher interest rates, the latest retirement savings expectation will shock you, and quite the turnaround for Canada's largest movie theatre chain...in your February 7th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Well if they can somehow swing it...it sure sounds like now would be a great time for first time home buyers to get into the market....and the latest move by airlines to try to cancel Canada's "Passenger Bill of Rights"...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why some popular frozen foods are about to disappear from your favourite grocery store, why Apple shares are facing downward pressure, a BC mining giant is officially out of the oil sands, and a notable takeover on the BC car lot...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
The newest shadow over Canada's economy, why TC Energy investors are peeved, new flight connections to BC from #Winnipeg, and a telecom giant shares the wealth despite a sharply lower profit...in your Groundhog Day edition of Canada's Business Beat.
So much for Canada's most costly housing market becoming a little more affordable, something else to worry about for the retiring crowd, an all clear for a massive takeover in the mining space, and history for sale in #Kamloops...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Is Canada in a recession yet? We've got the latest economic growth data, another investor opposes Ritchie Brothers Auctioneers latest expansion, the latest oil patch profit is a doozy, and the end of an era at the West Edmonton Mall...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Is COVID still a pandemic? Overtime for Canada's most talked about takeover deal, growing uncertainty for a struggling well known retailer, and #Vancouver gains more international attention...in your January 30th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why you might feel violated by a retail giant, more sticker shock for Canada's most expensive rental market, a big renewable energy project gets the nod near #Edmonton, and Canada's farmers are apparently richer than you think...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
A new outlook for gold that will have bullion investors excited, yet more lousy news for BC lumber industry workers, why the #Vancouver airport wants to hear from travellers, more big names that you'll recognize are cutting tech jobs, and Tesla price cuts are paying off...in your January 26th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
The latest Bank of Canada interest rate decision, another shot fired in the long running Canada-US lumber trade dispute, tech sector job cuts hit #Edmonton, and what led to CN Rail's sharply higher profit...in your January 25th edition of Canada's business Beat.
Big changes at Telus that will impact customers, another tech company that you know (and might subscribe to) is cutting jobs, why BC's premier was boasting at a Vancouver mining conference, and much needed repairs at National Parks in BC and Alberta...in your January 24th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
The loudest evidence yet that travel is back, Canada to feel the pain from another big job cut in the tech space, new home prices stabilize, and better news for a change in the BC forest sector...in your January 23rd edition of Canada's Business Beat.
BC and Manitoba buck the trend as retail sales slow across the country, record low EI claims as the job market continues to boom, another big job cut in the tech space, and growing support for a 4 day work week...in your January 20th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why Canada's 2 largest airlines might be on the verge of garnering new unwanted attention, a terrible day for the tech sector, and a hint of slightly better business confidence in the country's latest economic barometer...in your January 19th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
A #Calgary company is the latest proof that clean technology is booming in Canada, government support for the struggling BC forest sector, a huge US add for a Canadian bank, and legal turbulence at the airport in #Kamloops...in your January 18th edition of Canada's Business Beat. #PrinceGeorge
New economic data that will likely convince the Bank of Canada to leave interest rates alone later this month, what Canadians are worried about the most these days, a new forecast for housing prices, and First Quantum has a bulletin for investors...in your January 17th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why electric vehicles might be coming down in price sooner than expected, more evidence of a construction sector slowdown, new hurdles for the proposed Rogers' takeover of Shaw, and why a once renowned Victoria Restaurant is out of business...in your January 16th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why getting a mortgage might be even more difficult in the near future, worrisome news for folks who work for a big name broadcaster, a new way to get to a popular BC tourist destination, and expansion plans for a #Surrey plant based food company...in your Friday, the 13th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Its the worst news in years for the Northern BC economy, yet another production reduction in the lumber business, a popular #Vancouver based retailer wows investors, and all things #cannabis in downtown Vancouver...in your January 12th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
A new cyber security warning that won't help consumer confidence, more job cuts in the #Vancouver tech sector, where the TD Bank expects home prices to fall the most this year, and a HUGE fine for a BC mining giant...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why Lululemon's stock price is falling, a well known BC cannabis producer is back in the red, a couple of BC companies are looking to reap the benefit from Canada's purchase of new fighter jets, and an infamous hotel and strip club in the BC Interior will soon meet the wrecker's ball...in your Tuesday edition of Canada's Business Beat.
BC is the odd man out in a good news update on building permits, a proposed takeover of a well known investment dealer (a name you'll recognize), and why 2023 is expected to be another volatile year for energy investors...in your January 9th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
A year ending hiring spree in Canada...but could there be a downside? A surprising change at the top for a well known BC company, bankruptcies on the rise, and CIBC finally settles a class action lawsuit...in your January 6th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why Canada's international trade picture suddenly looks a lot different, a progress report on a huge BC pipeline project, job worries for thousands of Amazon workers, and BC's most expensive homes...in your January 5th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why the price of gold is up sharply, the company behind BC's newest gold mine has decided to forge ahead without necessary permits, why BC sawmill cuts have been extended, and a big add for the Coast Hotels chain...in your January 4th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
The new year begins with a frustrating headline for most Canadian workers, why Rogers' takeover of Shaw Communications isn't a done deal just yet, Tesla sales disappoint, and a retail fixture in Victoria claims bankruptcy...in your January 3rd edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why 2023 will be a happy new year for Rogers Communications, another merger involving 2 big names in the forest sector gets the go ahead, and why BC grown fruit and vegetables will cost you more next year...in your December 30th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
The two worst airlines for staying on schedule, which province will have the strongest and weakest economic growth in 2023, and will Canada follow the U.S. with new COVID screening for airline passengers? Have a listen to Canada's Business Beat for December 29, 2022.
Wishes and worries for Canadians heading into 2023, travel restrictions up for discussion again as COVID explodes in China, why the price of oil is heading lower, and relief for #Vancouver based First Quantum investors...in your December 28th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
A quick holiday edition of Canada's Business Beat...as the price of gold soars, E-Bus resumes operations, and a BC mining giant boasts about it's impact on the #Kamloops region economy. As always, thanks for listening!
Vancouver
Still no recession as Canada's economy grows again, the wrath of Mother Nature is spoiling Christmas for a lot of folks, a P-R nightmare for Scotiabank, and how much you'll pay for a get-away to a B.C. ski resort...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why a long talked about BC coal mine proposal promising hundreds of jobs won't be going ahead, Air Canada has big plans for #Vancouver, and new evidence that consumers are feeling nervous these days...in your December 22nd edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why today's inflation report could put more upward pressure on interest rates, Canada's financial advisors continue to lose business, and new competition at the airport with a well known airline in eastern Canada looking west...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
A good news report on retail sales comes with a warning, why the TD Bank thinks BC's economy is about slow dramatically, new life for an idle BC copper mine, and a lump of coal for pulp mill workers in Prince George...in your December 20th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Help wanted! The very latest report on job openings in Canada, sad evidence of "inflation desperation", a #Vancouver based miner vows legal action against Panama's government, and why Elon Musk might step down as Twitter's top boss...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Terrible news for a #Vancouver miner and it's investors doing business in Panama, why real estate agents and wannabe buyers aren't happy with Canada's banking regulator, and more downward pressure on new home prices...in your December 16th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Surprising findings from a new survey on job satisfaction, Canada's latest Employment Insurance count, a major blow for oil and gas exploration, and why Safeway gas stations won't be around much longer...in your December 15th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why Canada's latest economic gauge is a month to remember for Alberta, and a month to forget for BC, a must know scam alert that you need to tell your friends about, and new evidence of a slowing BC housing market...in your December 14th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
The newest snapshot of the housing market has a recovery within sight, a new oil price forecast won't be good news for most drivers, better news for holiday season travellers on Canada's west coast, and allegations of #cryptocurrency corruption have just resulted in criminal charges...in your December 13th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why this could be a make or break week for a Canadian telecom merger, why the experts think inflation will be especially tough on BC and Ontario in 2023, and Canada's overall wealth hasn't fallen this much since 2008...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
We have some good news for holiday travel plans, why Lululemon shares are facing downward pressure, and how welcome news for consumers is bad news for #Vancouver based Telus. Just two minutes and you'll be right up to date for this Friday, December 9th...from Canada's Business Beat.
How your bank has responded to the latest interest rate increase, a new RBC report on why rental properties have been a hot seller, BC shipping ports are thinking green, and a troubling report on workplace violence and harassment...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Another interest rate increase becomes official, what could be a serious issue for a massive BC mine, and a world class BC resort that you've no doubt heard of is up for sale...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
International bragging rights for #Kamloops, B.C....and unless you live there, you'll never guess why! All the top business headlines delivered in just 2 minutes...from Canada's Business Beat.
Why the latest data on personal debt has trouble written all over it, a grocery giant says don't blame them for high food prices, another production reduction in the BC forest, and a Canadian first gives #Kamloops new bragging rights..in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Sticker shock - Why you might be shocked at how much more groceries are expected to cost next year, the province with the most electric vehicles will soon be getting a lot more charging stations, and the latest hint on interest rates...in your December 5th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
The latest snapshot of Canada's job market amid growing economic worries, so begins a nervous wait for Rogers and Shaw Communications, and why Vancouver based Telus is being taken to court by the BC government...in your Friday, December 2nd edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Only one of Canada's big six banks is showing a quarterly profit increase, discouraging news for anyone hoping higher interest rates will be short lived, another cut for BC lumber production, and a BC billionaire is sharing more of his wealth...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Canada's largest and smallest banks sharing the wealth despite lower profits, questions facing RBC's proposed HSBC Canada takeover, a new part owner of a big BC pipeline project, and corporate profits reach a new high...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
A blockbuster takeover in Canada's banking sector, why Vancouver and Toronto sellers won't like the latest real estate outlook, business as usual for Petro-Canada, and the latest update on Canada's economic growth...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Vancouver #Toronto #Calgary
Why turkey might be off the Christmas menu in many homes, yet more downward pressure on gas prices, new legal issues for TMX, and B.C. cannabis sales soar...in your November 28th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why a dark cloud is hanging over the 2022 edition of "Black Friday", Canada's ski resorts have reason to smile, and the latest outlook for Canada's home prices from market experts...in your November 25th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Another sizeable jump for the number of job openings across Canada, no sign of a slow down for oil and gas drilling, a new poll on where we feel the economy is headed...and a Canadian Christmas tradition is back on track...in your November 24th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Encouraging headlines for the tourism sector, where Canadians are most comfortable investing, another big job cut in the tech space, and Canadian Tire is in the news for the wrong reason...in your November 23rd edition of Canada's Business Beat.
New evidence of economic worries as retail sales decline, how interest rates are affecting new home prices, where you'll find the cheapest rent in Canada, and a popular car maker spends big on electric...in your November 22nd edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why gas prices should be coming down a little more in the near future, a big money merger in the mortgage business, a never ending challenge for women in the corporate world, and why Twitter traffic is picking up...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
In today's Business Beat: How Canada shapes up against the rest of the world when it comes to EV sales, the latest update on housing affordability in #Vancouver, a popular clothing retailer surprises analysts, and how do you compare to the latest survey on job satisfaction?
New confidence in the tech sector amid recent job cuts making news, how Amazon layoffs are hitting Canadian staff, more evidence of a strong overall job market, and a dubious distinction for BC when it comes to rental costs..in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Encouraging news on the inflation front, new proof that higher prices are contributing to bigger corporate profits, a reality check for the housing market, and you won't believe how much Tom Ford has just made from selling his popular fragrance line...in Canada's Business Beat.
Why several restaurants are pulling salads off the menu, shareholder opposition to a huge acquisition for BC's best known auction company, why reporters are demanding answers from Telus, and tough times for Amazon workers...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why would be home buyers are searching for nearly impossible deals, so much for retirement for a former BC mining industry executive, and Canadian bragging rights in the tourism industry...in your Monday, November 14th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
How the big layoff at Facebook has impacted Canadian workers, another bragging right for Vancouver, why we know that 2023 will be one of the busiest camping seasons ever in BC, and a happy ending at the movie theatre...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
In just 2 minutes....a new housing outlook is good news for buyers...but bad news for sellers, Rogers takes a big hit from last summer's internet outage, the job axe falls at Facebook and so much more...in your Wednesday, November 9th edition of Canada's Business Beat
Why better still isn't great for the tourism business, ongoing struggles for two big names in BC's alternative fuel industry, and yet another must know consumer alert for Tesla drivers...in your November 8th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Make or break time begins for Rogers proposed takeover of Shaw Communications, questions for West Jet regarding a weekend travel nightmare, and a massive acquisition for BC's best known auction company...in your November 7th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Canada's latest job numbers surprise in a good way, why a portion of Saskatchewan's lottery profits are being directed to BC, a huge profit jump at Telus, and new ownership for a well known home improvement chain...in your November 4th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
New job cuts as the downturn in the tech sector continues, how the current slowdown in the housing sector is affecting prices, an early Christmas for oil investors, and how the low dollar is actually helping the Canadian economy...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
The home of Canada's top fine dining restaurant will shock you, a fixture on the BC waterfront is being taken over, the latest oil industry profit is a whopper, and another increase for the price of milk...in your November 2nd edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Talk about a lousy investment - why a Vancouver mining company's investors are facing a total loss, new pressure on the family food bill, and record high credit card debt...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat!
Trick or Treat? The latest evidence of a massive layoff looming at Twitter, huge changes for a well known restaurant chain, another big development proposed in #Kelowna, and a smooth landing in the air cargo business...in your Halloween edition of Canada's Business Beat.
We have an absolute ton of news today...including the very latest update on Canada's economic growth, another blow for Roger's proposed takeover of Shaw, a sharply lower profit for a BC forestry giant, and #ElonMusk drops the axe at Twitter...in the October 28th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why BC's all important tourist traffic is struggling to get back to pre-pandemic levels, new turbulence for a big West Jet acquisition, and the reason for a BC mining giant's rare quarterly loss...in the October 27th edition of Canada's Business Beat. #Vancouver #Kamloops #Calgary #Portalberni
The Bank of Canada's new interest rate surprises several economists, Rogers has a big decision to make if it wants to buy Shaw Communications, and why industry officials say BC's construction industry is facing a crisis...in your October 26th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
How a BC company is set to become a world leader in the pulp industry, a new poll shows Canadians bracing for a recession, grocery store prices are facing new scrutiny, and merger talk in the airline sector...in your October 25th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
The very latest signal of a slowing economy, another blow for BC's struggling forest industry, why thousands of Twitter employees are on edge, and your chance to own BC's oldest hotel from the gold rush era. Bob Price checks in with your Monday, October 24th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
How Britain's political mess is impacting Canada's business sector, yet more downtime in the BC forest, a well known broadcaster reports a big loss, retail sales jump, and more EV charging stations for Esso. Bob Price fills up your information tank on Canada's Business Beat.
The newest evidence that a lot of Canadians want to live in BC, the latest interest rate predictions from Canada's top economic experts, a dubious distinction for BC's job market, and how Kelowna is hoping to land more film industry business...in your October 20th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Vancouver, #Kelowna, #Chilliwack, #Kamloops, #Nanaimo.
Why a slight drop for the inflation rate probably won't slow interest rate increases, the latest environmental news from the forest will likely surprise you, and a Vancouver based fast food chain is sharing the wealth...in your October 19th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
The most encouraging news yet for the legal cannabis business, new job uncertainty in the B.C. forest industry, important labour peace on the B.C. waterfront, and how inflation is shaping up to be a Grinch this Christmas...in your October 18th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
So much to get caught up on...including why another interest rates increase later this month is all but official, a massive turnaround for BC's cruise ship industry, why a proposed Telus billing change is on hold, and Canada's largest grocery chain announces a price freeze..in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
A further slowdown for Canada's manufacturing output, a new outlook for home prices, Air Canada is adding more flights, and the latest update on women in Canada's boardrooms...in your October 14th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Advice for the Bank of Canada not to go too crazy on interest rates, a positive economic outlook in a new business survey, why BC tourism expectations are on the rise just in time for ski season, and 3 Canadian schools are among the world's top 50 universities...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
How name recognition is paying off for a well known #Vancouver based retailer, labour peace on the BC waterfront and at CN Rail, and the newest service at the Post Office might surprise you...in your October 12th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Food for thought with downward pressure on grocery bills, promising news regarding that labour shortage we keep talking about, and a big money government weapons contract for a #Victoria company...in your Monday edition of Canada's Business Beat.
A hiring spree in the #Vancouver region gets the credit for a stronger month in the job market, why a further interest rate hike is a sure bet, continuing tough times in the cannabis space, and the hardest body check yet for Hockey Canada...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why using a credit card might cost you even more, it sounds like gas prices are in for another big jump, Telus hangs up on Hockey Canada, and a hiring spree for the #Vancouver transit system...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why Twitter stock is hot again, Canada's most expensive real estate market continues to cool, slower construction across the west while Ontario booms, and Amazon is still hiring in the Victoria region...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
How Canada's largest railway is preparing for the worst as winter approaches, feeling thankful at the Vancouver airport, a BC forest company adds to the fold, and a big name in Canadian banking may be up for sale...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Oh, damn....sorry to report new upward pressure on gas prices, Canada's "R" word volume is getting louder, and legal peace for a well known Vancouver based retailer...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
The "R" word delayed for at least another month, an Alberta energy giant is adding more renewable energy to it's mix, the latest outlook for housing prices in major markets, and new life for an iconic Vancouver newspaper...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
A question for employers regarding wage increases, which BC civic governments are going to court to get a piece of the telecom pie, and the latest signs of recovery in the tourism sector...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
Canada's dollar not alone in taking a beating against the US buck, a couple of big name #Vancouver tech companies have taken a valuation hit, and what most of Canada now takes for granted is finally arriving in Northern BC...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Stock markets begin the week on edge, why this is another key week for CP Rail's takeover of Kansas City Southern, and another bragging right for Tofino on Vancouver Island...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
The best news in two years is now official for the travel industry, "R" word fears on the rise in both Canada and the US, and rare bad news for retail sales...in the Friday, September 23rd edition of Canada's Business Beat, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
An early hint that Canada's hiring spree may be over, a drop in new construction is the latest evidence of a cooling housing market, and a big change in the newspaper business...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
Vancouver #Victoria #Calgary #Edmonton
Its the news that Canada's travel industry has been waiting for, an important investor bulletin from Vancouver based Teck Resources, and new labour shortage concerns in the technology sector...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
Why Canada's inflation rate was down sharply in August, another record for job openings, and the reason for another big production cut by a leading B.C. lumber producer...in this edition of Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
New evidence that going to a restaurant is costing a lot more these days, Vancouver leads the recovery in Canada's hotel industry, and the starting stock price is now set for Porsche. Bob Price starts your engine with Canada's Business Beat, brought to you by http://reachtire.ca
Why nervous flyers might have a tough time with the latest news from Air Canada, price declines in the housing market appear to be slowing, and why the founder of Lululemon is getting all kinds of accolades...in your September 16th edition of Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
Where Canada's provinces stand on declaring a holiday for the Queen's funeral, plans for much needed industrial space in BC, why prairie farmers should be singing in their combines, and labour unrest for Kelowna transit users...in this edition of Canada's Business Beat, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
Canada's stock markets won't be impacted by the Queen's funeral, why another interest rate increase is sounding likely, a new gold mine is hoping to grab your attention, and Canada's manufacturing output is down again...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
Ouch! Why Canada's wealth has just suffered its biggest decline ever, Hollywood North is on the rise again, another month, another increase for building investment in Canada, and why chocolate lovers can breath easy...in this rather tasty edition of Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
How inflation is impacting union agreements, more choice for office space in downtown Vancouver, and the reason behind a big money takeover in the Alberta oil patch...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
A big change for Canada's job market with B.C. leading the way, a top banker isn't buying the "R" word prediction, another huge development pitch in Kelowna, and Dollarama does it again...in this edition of Canada's Business Beat, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
Air travel alert: New rules for airlines affecting delayed or cancelled flights, a sigh of relief for BC renters, and a unique one for all, all for one agreement in Canada's telecom sector...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
Yet another big increase for interest rates is now official, one of the hottest housing markets in Canada continues to cool, and bad news for air travellers on Vancouver Island...on Canada's Business Beat, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
The table appears set for another big interest rate increase as Canadian personal debt continues to rise, and why the staff of a well known makeup chain have their eyes on a company store in Kamloops...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
Another optimistic outlook has a well known B.C. retailer on investor's radar, the Royal Bank has some new favourite stocks to watch, and anger within the B.C. tree fruit industry. In only 2 minutes you'll be right up to speed on today's top #businessnews from Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
The latest outlook for interest rates amid signs of a slowing Canadian economy, mixed news on building activity as B.C. bucks the trend, and why B.C. liquor store shelves won't be back to normal for a while yet...on Canada's Business Beat, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
The clearest signal yet that Canada's economic output is slowing, a new concern regarding a West Jet acquisition, pre-owned vehicle prices do a U-turn, and BC company has a deal to acquire 25 Husky gas stations...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
No deal as Ottawa rejects the latest U.S. pitch to settle a long running lumber trade dispute, the latest forecast for housing prices will grab your attention, a huge profit decline at the Bank of Montreal, B.C. business confidence plummets, and a potential transit strike in Kelowna...in Canada's Business Beat, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
A new hint that Canada's interest rates will be headed higher again next month, a strike by BC government workers has the cannabis industry going to pot, and the end of an era on the North Vancouver waterfront...in Canada's Business Beat, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
A strong signal that stock market jitters are real, a big change for Canada's gas station business gets the nod, and new fallout from a high profile cyber attack...in your August 26th edition of Canada's Business Beat, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
Bad loan fears have cut the bottom line of two more big banks, a new all time high for job openings in Canada, and where do you rate when it comes to tipping? Your August 25th edition of Canada's Business Beat, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
How higher interest rates are actually hurting Canada's big banks, a brewing court battle over compensation for cancelled flights, a new scam alert for home renovators and another big change proposed for the Metro Vancouver skyline...in your August 24th edition of Canada's Business Beat, brought to you by www.reachtire.ca
A first indication that bank profits are slowing, a must know for skiers and snowboarders as the largest ski resort in B.C. takes bold action to prevent crowding, and the latest takeover in the cannabis business involves a Kelowna company...in your August 23rd edition of Canada's Business Beat sponsored by www.reachtire.ca
The latest signs of a slowing housing market as new home prices continue to moderate, why a popular video game maker is focused on #Vancouver, and shockwaves in the entertainment scene. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is brought to you by http://reachtire.ca
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Canada's consumers continue to power the economy, some well known muscle cars are in for a big change soon, and an absolute must know warning for Apple computer users...in your August 19th edition of Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price.
Yet another sign of a strong job market across Canada, why nearly a hundred people are about to lose their jobs in Kelowna, and yet another strike threat from a large group of government workers in British Columbia...in your August 18th edition of Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price.
A game changer for CP Rail remains on track, a one-time fixture in Canadian retail is making a comeback, and a must know consumer alert for parents of young children...in your August 17th edition of Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price.
We still need to eat! Why many Canadians won't be convinced that inflation has finally peaked despite a lower cost of living rate, a key labour agreement for CP Rail, and a big deal for popular outdoor retailer, MEC...in the August 16th edition of Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price.
Another key economic indicator is heading in the wrong direction, the latest pitch by Telus to charge you more has a powerful business voice worried, and a big name exercise equipment maker is reporting more bad news...in this edition of Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price.
A lengthy shutdown for a well known Canadian manufacturer is the latest example why companies need to protect themselves from cyber attacks, a big name on the B.C. waterfront has become a takeover target, and the latest report on Canada's construction activity...in Friday's edition of Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price.
Why B.C. cherry growers are celebrating, a happy ending in the movie theatre business, and a potential buyer for thousands of gas stations across Canada...in your Thursday, August 11th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Big news regarding the ownership of several well known restaurant chains, massive layoffs for a well known Vancouver tech company, and the latest list of Canada's best hotels gives the B.C. tourism sector more to brag about...in the August 10th edition of Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price.
Why analysts think Air Canada is a good investment, airport delays are about to be investigated, and Canada's universities didn't exactly suffer during the worst of the pandemic...in your August 9th edition of Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price.
Why analysts think Air Canada is a good investment, airport delays are about to be investigated, and Canada's universities didn't exactly suffer during the worst of the pandemic...in your August 9th edition of Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price.
Why Air Canada is facing more fury and possible legal action, why this is expected to be the best week in over two years in downtown Vancouver, and a well known Canadian gold miner exceeds expectations yet again...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price.
A crack in Canada's job market, a lower tariff won't settle the long running Canada-U.S. lumber trade dispute, and more eye popping profits in the telecom sector...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price.
"Wow" is the word describing the latest profit for a Canadian fertilizer producer, another B.C. forest company is feeling the pain from lower prices, and its just like the old days at the Vancouver International Airport...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price.
How B.C. is leading the way when it comes to promoting electric vehicle sales, one of B.C.'s best known tech companies has just been sold, and strong demand for heavy equipment...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Surging investor interest in B.C.'s Liquefied Natural Gas industry, Canada's largest airline is still in the red despite sharply higher revenue, and a big U.S. investment bank is now Canadian owned. The August 2nd edition of Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price.
Mostly good news in the latest update on Canada's economic growth, the cost of a B.C. pipeline project soars, and another B.C. lumber producer reports a downsized profit. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is sponsored by www.mundihotels.ca
Why a well known B.C. lumber producer is reporting a sharply lower profit, big changes ahead for a B.C. mining giant, and CP Rail off track in the latest quarter. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is sponsored by www.mundihotels.ca
An eye popping profit for a B.C. mining giant, oil shipments power CN Rail earnings, and more time for Rogers and Shaw to try to complete their takeover deal. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
A must know health alert for outdoor workers across BC, Walmart news turns heads, and Canada's restaurants and bars have apparently recovered from COVID. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is sponsored by www.mundihotels.ca
Who wins and who loses from a looming copper shortage, a new reality for Canada's and especially B.C.'s housing market, and a threatened strike at West Jet averted. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is sponsored by www.mundihotels.ca
Canada's consumers don't seem too concerned about the "R" word yet, the latest reality check for home buyers, the latest fallout from last week's Rogers Communications outage, and how high is too high in Kelowna. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is sponsored by www.mundihotels.ca
How inflation concerns might help settle the long running Canada-U.S. lumber trade dispute, West Jet facing potential labour turbulence, Canada's latest employment insurance count, and another feather in BC's tech sector cap. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is sponsored by www.mundihotels.ca
"Wow" describes the latest big jump for Canada's inflation rate, a hot rumour in the B.C. forest officially denied, and home building robots attract investor interest. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Inflation fears on the rise as Canada's economic experts predict sticker shock on Wednesday, another massive housing project in BC's Okanagan, and those gas prices have apparently convinced a lot more of us to use public transit. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Round one for Twitter's legal battle with Elon Musk, why Suncor Energy is suddenly considering selling it's Petro-Canada gas stations, and big news for the reputation of Vancouver's restaurant industry. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is sponsored by www.mundihotels.ca
Why Canada's dollar is down despite higher interest rates, the good news outweighs the bad in Canada's latest economic report card, and a well known retailer emerges from creditor protection. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is sponsored by www.mundihotels.ca
A new indication of an economic downturn taking hold, how interest rates are impacting home prices, a big opening at UBC, and great news for EV drivers in Canada. Canada's Business Beat is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Uh oh, yet another sign of an economic slowdown, those higher interest charges have certainly cooled the outlook for home prices, and big shoes to fill in Vancouver at Western Canada's largest university. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
An even larger than predicted hike for the Bank of Canada's key lending rate, B.C. will be part of a history making voyage for the shipping industry, and yet more bragging material for Tofino...in today's edition of Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price, brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
The latest fallout from last week's Rogers blackout, British Columbians are apparently the most pessimistic about home buying, and a last minute tentative contract deal keeps Via Rail trains rolling. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Legal fallout after Elon Musk walked away from his Twitter deal, the aftermath of Rogers' blackout, and labour peace at the grocery store. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Another record low for Canada's unemployment rate, why Via Rail might be off track by Monday, an eye popping profit for a popular Vancouver based clothing retailer, and a new name for the voice of Canada's ranching sector. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
New evidence of how hot the housing market was before higher mortgage rates, an impressive month for Canadian trade, and time is quickly running out for a multi millionaire who apparently doesn't know it. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
How the falling price of oil is hurting your investments, more consolidation in the forest sector, and more bad news for Rogers proposed takeover of Shaw Communications. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Highly impressive construction data coming out of BC, potential labour unrest for a well known Canadian grocery store chain, and why this has been a lousy year for the richest of the rich. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
So begins the next chapter in Rogers proposed takeover of Shaw Communications, a new #1 for Canada's most expensive rental market, and why online retailers are afraid to pass higher delivery costs on to consumers. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Another corporate giant pulls support for junior hockey in Canada, a hint of a slowdown in Canada's latest economic data, and must know news for travellers planning to fly with Air Canada this summer. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
What could become an epic legal fight involving Walmart and the U.S. government, a look in the mirror for a B.C. forestry giant, and one of Canada's largest radio and tv broadcasters is reporting a sharply lower profit. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
One less complication for the B.C. Hydro Site C Dam project, Canadian consumer confidence sinks to one of its lowest points ever, and why Vancouver area industrial space is so expensive. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Possible upward pressure on the price of gold, a new survey on what it might take to convince more Canadians to buy an electric vehicle, and why a 97 year old business in Victoria was forced to close for good. Canada's Business Beat is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
The latest advice to make housing more affordable, why Canada's airlines need to work on customer relations, a big job opportunity in Kelowna, and inflation fears on the rise...in this edition of Canada's Business Beat, brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Canada's employment insurance count is down sharply, several thousand BC government workers are poised for strike action, and a bird's nest has paused Trans Mountain pipeline expansion work in BC. Canada's Business Beat is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
The cost of fuel gets the blame as Canada's inflation rate soars again, why truckers are threatening to go on strike against the Port of Vancouver, and Canada's largest population increase in 32 years. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Gas prices get the blame as Canada's inflation rate soars, why truckers are threatening to go on strike against the Port of Vancouver, and Canada's largest population increase in 32 years. Canada's Business Beat is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
A new high for Canada's job openings, BC leads the way as retail sales rise sharply, an historic Vancouver flight connection is cleared for takeoff, and growing pains in Kelowna.
A new labour dispute threatens to make supply chain issues even worse, why several condo developments could be in trouble, and travel experts think they know why West Jet is changing focus. Canada's Business Beat for June 20th, is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Recession fears rock the stock markets, rental costs soar across Canada and especially in #Vancouver, more west in West Jet, and more exhaling in Canada's cannabis sector. Canada's Business Beat is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Why the writing is on the wall for a larger than usual interest rate increase in Canada in July, another big acquisition for #Vancouver based Telus, and another warning for employers who are bent on demanding that staff return to the office. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price, is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Why Canada's travel industry is doing a happy dance, new evidence that Vancouver has a serious shortage of office space, and sales may be down, but prices are still up in B.C.'s housing market. Canada's Business Beat with Bob Price is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Stock market jitters, something else for BC's largest university to brag about, a sky high development pitch in #Kelowna, and BC manufacturing takes a hit from lower lumber prices. The Business Beat with Bob Price, brought to you by http://mundihotels.ca.
Uh oh, it sounds like higher borrowing costs are already squeezing homeowners, airline travel moves another step closer to normal, and why National Truth and Reconciliation Day in Canada isn't a stat holiday at BC wineries...in today's Business Beat, brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Yet another record low for Canada's unemployment rate, another big bank is raising wages in order to keep staff, and Vancouver finally has a direct flight to New York once again. The Business Beat with Bob Price is cleared for takeoff, and brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Why keeping the gas tank topped up is highly recommended, lumber prices take a big fall, and labour peace in B.C.'s film industry. The Business Beat with Bob Price is brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
The latest warning related to interest rates is turning heads, B.C. economic growth downgraded, but the news is much better for tourism. The Business Beat with Bob Price, brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
An off month for Canada's trade with the rest of the world, more doubt surrounds Elon Musk's pitch to buy Twitter, and why a proposed upscale development near Victoria has been rejected. Bob Price has your June 7th Business Beat, brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Yet more upward pressure on Canada's gas pumps, why a B.C. mining giant is winning accolades from environmental groups, and tipping is apparently on the rise. The Business Beat with Bob Price for Monday, June 6th...brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
An attention grabber for borrowers, inflation doesn't seem to be slowing a well known Vancouver retailer, and where electric vehicles are the most popular in Canada. Bob Price is plugged in with the June 3rd edition of The Business Beat, brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
An attention grabber for borrowers, inflation doesn't seem to be slowing a well known Vancouver retailer, and where electric vehicles are the most popular in Canada. Bob Price is plugged in with the June 3rd edition of The Business Beat, brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Why production cuts are still a thing in the lumber business, Vancouver based Telus gets the go ahead for a share buyback, and Flair Air can finally make long term business plans. The Business Beat with Bob Price, brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
A big jump for the cost of credit is now official, big changes for the B.C. real estate market, and a well known Canadian wine maker eyes Kamloops. Bob Price has your June 1st Business Beat, brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Good news and bad on Canada's economic growth, a well known Canadian gold miner is being taken over, and the latest government effort to ease Canada's skilled worker shortage...in today's Business Beat with Bob Price, brought to you by http://mundihotels.ca
Uh oh...yet more upward pressure on gas prices, why home heating bills will be a lot more expensive next winter, and a damning report on West Coast shipping ports including #Vancouver and #PrinceRupert...in your May 30th Business Beat with Bob Price, brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Another day, another dividend hike for bank investors, more production cuts in BC's forest sector despite high lumber prices, and an Australian company looks to strike digital gold in northern BC...in today's Business Beat with Bob Price, brought to you by http://mundihotels.ca
An ominous warning about interest rates, a flat month for retail spending, and which of the big bank isn't raising it's investor dividend...in your May 26th edition of The Business Beat with Bob Price, brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Investors reap the benefits as bank profits jump again, more pressure on the feds to ease Canada's pandemic travel rules, another BC tech becomes a takeover target, and increased competition for Canada's mortgage business.
New evidence of a tight labour market, another corporate giant finally stands with Ukraine, a first in the fast food business, and a major blow for B.C.'s tourism sector. Bob Price has your May 24th Business Beat, brought to you by Mundi Hotels.
Reassuring news regarding your government pension plan, why oil production is suddenly less lucrative in BC, a must know consumer alert involves a recall of old and new Ford models, and a rare merger in BC's wine industry...in today's Business Beat with Bob Price, brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
New evidence of a tight labour market and why so many companies are short staffed, better news on gas prices, and yet more encouragement to buy an electric vehicle...in your May 19th edition of The Business Beat with Bob Price, brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Food prices soar as Canada's cost of living continues to rise, rare news out of Walmart, and a hiring spree coming up for Vancouver based Telus...in your May 18 edition of The Business Beat with Bob Price, brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
The battle to attract and retain skilled workers is heating up, breaking down the latest real estate data, and a major political statement by a corporate heavy weight...in today's edition of The Business Beat with Bob Price, brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Signs of mounting frustration for electric vehicle buyers, another corporate giant finally decides to quit Russia, and a must know consumer alert involving a popular beverage...in the May 16th edition of The Business Beat, brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
This Friday the 13th brings possible bad news for first time home buyers, the path is now clear for a big takeover in the BC forest sector, and why Elon Musk has put his takeover of Twitter on hold. Bob Price has the day's top headlines in today's edition of The Business Beat, brought to you by Mundi Hotels.
High lumber prices behind another soaring forest industry profit, new financial wiggle room for the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, and why Canadian Tire shareholders are all smiles today...in this edition of the Business Beat, brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
Why a Victoria based tech company is about to go on a hiring spree, new details regarding the latest hurdle for Rogers takeover of Shaw, and a well known B.C. restaurant chain is reporting a big increase in business. Bob Price has your May 11th Business Beat, brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca
The company behind a major B.C. pipeline project has just been slapped with a big fine for environmental violations, yet another sharply higher profit in the oil patch while drivers pay record high fuel prices, and a huge profit increase for Canada's best known auction company. Bob Price has your May 10th edition of The Business Beat, brought to you by www.mundihotels.
A new shadow of doubt over the Rogers takeover of Shaw, growing concerns about Canada's economic future, and a Vancouver based restaurant chain is reporting a big profit jump. Bob Price has your May 9th Business Beat, brought to you by www.mundihotels.ca