EPISODE · Nov 24, 2022 · 27 MIN
Preventing Foreign Influence in Canadian Politics, Budget Reaction with the Calgary Chamber, Retaining Talent in the Workforce, and Local Charity Accessibility Renovations for Kids
from The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz · host Corus Radio
We begin with the alleged ‘interference’ by the Chinese Government in our 2019 Federal Election. We catch up with Margaret McCuaig-Johnson, Senior Fellow of Public and International Affairs at the University of Ottawa, to discuss what needs to be done to safeguard future elections from being influenced by foreign operatives. City Council has laid out the framework for Calgary’s 4-year budget plan. How does the plan look through the eyes of local business owners? We discuss with Deborah Yedlin, President and CEO of the Calgary Chamber. Employees are leaving their jobs in higher than usual numbers these days. With a lot of ‘options’ out there right now for Canadians looking for work, what can employers do to retain their staff? We get some advice on how to keep your workers happy from an HR Specialist from Staffing and Human Resource Consulting company “Peninsula”. Finally, 770 CHQR’s Annual ‘Pledge Day’ is just a week away! Our ‘on-air contributor’ Dave McIvor shines the spotlight on Accessibility Renovations for Kids (ARK) - a local charity that will directly benefit from the Calgary Children's Foundation.
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