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BlackBerry is betting big on cars, robots and AI. It’s paying off (opens the original)
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David Olive is a Toronto-based business columnist for the Star. BlackBerry, the one-time smartphone titan, is still underestimated after successfully pivoting from money-losing hand-held devices to industry dominance in driver-assisted vehicle software with a growing presence in robotics and other AI-powered products. BlackBerry, which expects to finish its current fiscal year with revenues of as much as $636 million (U.S.), also makes encrypted communications and crisis management systems for g
Book excerpt: How Justin Trudeau’s immigration ambitions unravelled (opens the original)
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David Olive is a Toronto-based business columnist for the Star. Justin Trudeau has been out of power for a year but as his appearance at the recent Toronto International Film Festival showed, he hasn’t disappeared from view or from the public consciousness. Star columnist David Olive’s new book, âJustin Trudeau: Power, Promise and the Fight for Canada,” looks back on his track record as prime minister; specifically, in this excerpt, on immigration: On Dec. 11, 2015, Justin Trudeau was at Pea
Book excerpt: David Olive’s “Justin Trudeau: Power, Promise and the Fight for Canada” (opens the original)
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David Olive is a Toronto-based business columnist for the Star. Justin Trudeau has been out of power for a year but as his appearance at the recent Toronto International Film Festival showed, he hasn’t disappeared from view or from the public consciousness. Star columnist David Oliveâs new book, âJustin Trudeau: Power, Promise and the Fight for Canada,â looks back on his track record as prime minister; specifically, in this excerpt, on immigration: On Dec. 11, 2015, Justin Trudeau was a
Mark Carney says privatizing Canada’s busiest airports will lower costs for consumers. Evidence shows the opposite (opens the original)
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David Olive is a Toronto-based business columnist for the Star. Itâs easy to understand why the day-to-day operations of Canadaâs four busiest airports are on the federal auction block. Ottawa would retain the land and infrastructure, but sell the businesses that run them, which handled 115 million passengers last year. When he announced the sale on Sept. 15, Prime Minister Mark Carney said that the feds would reap âtens of billions of dollarsâ from the sale. But apart from that one-time
Forget the EU rescue myth. Canada doesn’t need Europe to save it (opens the original)
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David Olive is a Toronto-based business columnist for the Star. The possibility of a formal alliance of some sort between Canada and the 27-member-nation European Union (EU) has lately been a fixation of economists, trade analysts and the financial press on both sides of the Atlantic. So far, most of the commentary argues that Canada would be naïve to expect the EU to ârescueâ or âsaveâ us from the damage done by the Canada-U.S. trade war. And that Prime Minister Mark Carney is wrong to
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