Show Notes
We've got something a little different for Perspectives listeners this week.
Over the past several months, we've been working on a new podcast: The Growth Lens by Scotia Growth Institute.
While Perspectives explores the trends shaping markets, business and the economy, The Growth Lens by Scotia Growth Institute takes a step back to examine a broader question: what will it take to strengthen Canada's long-term economic future? Through conversations with economists, business leaders and policymakers, the show explores the investments, policies and major projects that could shape Canada's prosperity, productivity and competitiveness for decades to come.
To introduce the show, we're sharing one of its recent episodes with Perspectives listeners.
If you enjoy the conversation, you can subscribe to The Growth Lens by Scotia Growth Institute and explore more episodes, reports and articles here:
The Growth Lens by Scotia Growth Institute Website
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