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It’s never too late to go back to school, recession proof marriages, why we should not have a federal holiday for the Queen, & catching up with Glass Tiger.

EPISODE · Sep 16, 2022 · 40 MIN

It’s never too late to go back to school, recession proof marriages, why we should not have a federal holiday for the Queen, & catching up with Glass Tiger.

from Montreal Now with Aaron Rand Podcast · host CJAD 800

TATTUUSKULTH “TATT” CHARLIE UBC’s oldest first year student is proof that you're never too old to hit the books. Tatt Charlie is 48 and is starting his university journey while studying anthropology and art history on a full-ride scholarship KELLY LAVAILLIE, Vancouver-based “Divorce Accountant You might be surprised to learn that debt - not love - is now a main factor in keeping couples together. It’s been clear for some time that the financial realities of divorce on individual finances may be a deterrent to couples actually splitting up but with the unprecedented economic changes taking place right now, couples may be finding it too expensive to break up! So, do you think your marriage is recession proof? DAN KELLY, President and CEO of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business Some provinces are making Monday a holiday, others aren’t. But it turns out it may be a bad business move to have the holiday officially marked on the calendar SAM REID, founding member of Glass Tiger What has Canadian band Glass Tiger been up to?

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