Peak Pals! We're re-airing some of our favourite episode of the Free Lunch podcast. today we're talking about productivity with William Huggins, a lecturer on corporate finance, economics, and statistics at the DeGroote School of Business, about:

 Hey Peak Pals , we've decided to start dropping old episodes of Free Lunch into the feed on weekend. We don't air that podcast anymore, but there are still some really relevant conversations that were had and we want to give you a chance to listen to them again or maybe for the first time.

If you’ve got a dog that loves barking at the mailman, it’s time to sit them down and deliver some difficult news.

The U.S.’s creep towards state-owned companies is now encroaching on a Canadian firm.

The visa program that’s brought some of Silicon Valley’s best and brightest to the U.S. just got a ~1,900% price increase.

Worried about job security in a shaky economy? More Canadians are considering the one surefire way to make sure you don’t get laid off: hiring yourself.

Peak Pals, stick around to the end of this episode for a conversation with Alex Howell, AirBnB's policy lead for Canada where we talk about the company's impact on housing.

Canada’s (legal) mushroom industry is booming, and the U.S. is starting to get a little jealous.

The U.S.’s creep towards state-owned companies is now encroaching on a Canadian firm.

No doubt some Canadian investors were happily eyeing their portfolios yesterday.

Truck stops should swap potato chips for microchips to appease their future customers: robot drivers.

A Toronto startup studio has some new ideas on how to build the next Shopify.

Say what you will about the Trump administration, they’re there when a desperate friend needs a bail out.

Big Tech companies will spend the next week arguing why they shouldn’t have to bankroll Canada’s music industry.

A new report confirms what we already kinda knew about the feds’ carbon cutting goals: they bit off more than they could chew.

Canada’s negotiating team is going to need to brush up on The Art of the Deal.

Canadian miners need more money to cash in on the critical mineral rush. With Chinese investments out of the question, the Middle East is stepping right up.

Québec’s favourite constitutional escape hatch could be sealed shut.

The metaverse might be dead, but Meta’s still betting that people want to strap computers to their faces.