HeyJaredAmanda Lang
Chief Financial Correspondent, CTV News Host - Taking Stock on CTV, BNN Bloomberg and iHeart Radio Host - Wonk podcast Best selling author - "The Power of Why," and "The Beauty of Discomfort"
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What Really Matters (opens the original)
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Time for the Takeaway, and leading from behind. A lot of attention has been paid to our federal government recently: As the face of our nation in a trade fight, and because our prime minister has launched what amounts to a global marketing campaign.That lends an atmosphere of purpose to the country, and has left businesses feeling more confident. Growing our economy, and doing it in a new way, is the undertaking of a generation. It feels like a time of great import because it is.But for Canadian
Boring is Beautiful (opens the original)
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Time for the Takeaway, and when doing the right thing pays off. Mark Carney had a message for investors this week that every Canadian should care about. Not that we are open for investment, or that we are making ourselves more competitive on a taxation basis; But that the government remains laser focussed on our fiscal position.The news that Canada will balance its operating budget next year - a year ahead of schedule - should not be buried in the raft of other news drops. Our fiscal position ma
Deck Chairs on the SS Climate (opens the original)
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Time for the Takeaway, and when a hot topic leaves everyone cold. The warning from the world’s top climate scientists that we are past the point of recovery on warming didn’t make quite the impression you’d think. For more than a decade the world has shared, with varying degrees of commitment, an understanding that if temperatures globally climb more than 1.5 degrees above historical averages, we are in trouble.The specific nature of that trouble is harder to predict, but it’s agreed that the ex
Maybe we’re the pandas (opens the original)
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I have an antipathy for the giant panda…maybe antipathy is too strong, but I have long disliked the outsized attention these creatures command. British naturalist Chris Packham once called giant pandas an “evolutionary cul de sac.” They are hard to sustain, because they don’t really want to procreate. But we humans are intrigued by them (they are cute!) in our specist way, so we keep them around for entertainment. So pandas are on my mind this week. Between warnings of past-the-point-of-no-retur
Good Question, Amanda (opens the original)
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One of my producers once gave me a mug with “Good Question, Amanda” on it; it had become something of a running joke, how frequently guests said it on air. Of course, ‘good question’ isn’t always a good answer – sometimes it’s filler, used by a guest looking to buy some time while considering an answer. But the truth is, when you do what I do for a living, asking a good question isn’t just an asset; it’s the whole ballgame. It’s why when we decided to launch a new interview podcast, Good Questio
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