Bonus episode: Scotiabank’s Chief Economist Jean-François Perrault breaks down his new report on inflation and why interest rates in Canada are set to go higher, and faster, than thought. 

The future of recruitment may eventually rely on data and analytics to gauge job candidates’ potential, rather than a list of experiences and accomplishments. The co-founder and CEO of Plum, an AI-powered talent assessment platform, and Scotiabank’s Vice President of Global Talent Acquisition, discuss how the determinants of success on the job are innate talents, not necessarily where and what a person studied, and how this is increasingly shaping hiring practices, including at the Bank.

Bruce Sellery, CEO of Credit Canada Debt Solutions, business journalist, and TV host, provides services that help Canadians manage their financial debt and plan for the future. As we start a new year, the financial “guru” explains how the pandemic should change the way we approach managing our finances in 2022.

Canadian hockey legend Cassie Campbell-Pascall and Scotiabank’s director of hockey sponsorship Lisa Ferkul weigh in on the importance of making Canada’s national sport more diverse and inclusive and how COVID-19 has hampered efforts to elevate women’s hockey.

Marc Desormeaux, économiste principal à la Banque Scotia et auteur d'un récent rapport sur l’économie dynamique du Québec, se joint à l'animateur Stephen Meurice pour parler de son rapport, de la récente mise à jour économique du gouvernement du Québec et de ce qui explique cette poussée de croissance historique.

David Dame, Director of Accessibility at Microsoft, talks about how technology has helped him to navigate a world not built with his cerebral palsy in mind, and how he leveraged it to build a successful career. Ahead of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities on Dec. 3, the former Scotiabank executive also talks about how COVID-19 impacted the way we live and accelerated a digital transformation that has made things better for those with disabilities.

Scotiabank’s housing economist and the Bank’s Head of Real Estate Secured Lending discuss what’s happening in Canada's real estate market right now.

Scotiabank’s Chief Economist Jean-François Perrault breaks down what another Liberal minority government means for housing affordability, economic growth and more.

In the final episode of Pandenomics, Scotiabank’s Senior Vice President, Small Business and CFIB’s president Dan Kelly join Perspectives editor Stephen Meurice to discuss why the journey toward economic recovery has just begun for small businesses and how Canadians can support them as they navigate loosened COVID-19 restrictions.

Scotiabank’s Vice President of Operating Practices Ahmad Dajani, who also serves as the Bank’s Seniors’ Champion, discusses how the pandemic has impacted seniors’ social and financial lives, and how organizations can help mitigate these issues.