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Evan Solomon in conversation with Perrin Beatty
As most provinces agree to an expanded Canada Pension Plan, Evan Solomon finds a critic in Perrin Beatty of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.
The future of jobs in Canada
Skills mismatch may mean 1.5 million vacancies by 2016
Beatty’s list: business priorities and political realities
The anxious tone the Prime Minister recently injected into the debate on Canada’s economic competitiveness was picked up today and amplified by one of the country’s top business lobbyists—Perrin Beatty, president of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.
Short, but meaningful
Conservative MP Mark Strahl recalls a fleeting moment with Jack Layton.
Let us settle this like gentlemen
On Monday, Perrin Beatty, president of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, wrote Michael Ignatieff to express his concern with the Liberal leader’s vow to freeze corporate tax rates at their current level.
One former PM down, one to go: Liveblogging Kim Campbell and Perrin Beatty at Oliphant
First up on the witness stand today: Kim Campbell, who you may remember from her don’t-blink-or-you’ll-miss-it tenure as Canada’s first (and still sole) female prime minister, who also served as Mulroney’s defence minister during the early 1990s. She’ll be followed by Perrin Beatty, another former Mulroney-era defence minister; while it seems unlikely that either of them will be able to shed all that much light on what was going on within the inner circles of the St. Francis Xavier old boys’ club, both held key positions during the years of interdepartmental battling over Bear Head.