Crisis Management – Canada Post loses #$378M in Q2, CERB’s transition into EI and why vehicles are getting more expensive in Canada

By KobayashiAugust 25, 2020September 18th, 2020Speaking & Media, Crisis Management

Mark Satov and Alicja Siekierska discuss Canada Post’s $378M loss in Q2, the impact we’ll see as CERB transitions to EI and why used vehicles are getting more expensive in Canada. Plus, the evolving “norm’ of online versus in-person behaviour and an important question: Is it ethical to take advantage of weak competitors right now?

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