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EPISODE · Jun 22, 2023 · 21 MIN

The Business of Stampede with The Calgary Chamber, Roadmap to a Better Healthcare System, and Canadians Appetite for News

from The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz · host Corus Radio

We’re just two-weeks away from the kick-off of “The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth”! We discuss the impact the Calgary Stampede has on local businesses with Deborah Yedlin, President and CEO of “The Calgary Chamber”. Canada’s healthcare system needs a roadmap to get back on course, that’s according to a new study produced by the ‘C.D. Howe Institute’. We catch up with Professor Don Drummond from the ‘School of Policy Studies’ at Queen’s University to discuss how we can address the issues facing our healthcare system. Have Canadians lost their appetite for news? We discuss the results of a new study on the topic with Colette Brin, Professor of “Media Studies” from Laval University. The Professor shares her thoughts on how the Canadian media landscape has changed and the challenges that lie ahead for news gathering organizations.

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