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The Year Ahead: Our Guide To 2024 - Macleans.ca
2023年12月28日 · If 2023 was the year of wake-up calls—to the dystopian reality of AI, to the destructive force of climate change, to the challenges plaguing immigration and the cost of living—then 2024 will ...
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Ten Business Predictions for 2025 - Macleans.ca
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Ten Tech Predictions for 2025 - Macleans.ca
2024年12月30日 · B.C.’s Okanagan region is better known for wineries than websites, but that will change this in 2025. Its tech sector, which includes 787 companies, has quintupled its economic impact over the ...
Ten Food Predictions for 2025 - Macleans.ca
2024年12月30日 · In Canada, two companies control half of the grocery market: Loblaw, whose subsidiaries include No Frills, Fortinos and Real Canadian Superstore; and Empire, which owns Sobeys, FreshCo and Farm Boy.