60 http://www.canadianclub.org en-us ℗ & © 2013 The Canadian Club of Toronto Toronto's forum to hear trailblazers in politics, business, social sector, and the media. Canadian Club of Toronto The Canadian Club of Toronto is Canada’s preeminent public affairs podium. Since 1897, we have served an ambitious and important mission: to connect Canadians with world-class leaders and newsmakers and be a leading platform for influencers to engage Canadians on what matters most. Over our 125 year history as a not-for-profit organization, we continue to be a forum for Governors General and Prime Ministers, CEOs and Nobel laureates, scientists, artists and innovators. We have a proud tradition of hosting national and international leaders in politics, business, social innovation and the media, and our members and audiences are drawn from an equally diverse and distinguished group of leaders. The Canadian Club addresses routinely generate national coverage across multiple platforms. In addition to reported media coverage and our in-person audience of several hundred people, we make our programming accessible to all Canadians through broadcasts on cable television and webcasts, available online. Events run between September and June in downtown Toronto. As an independent, non-profit organization, we make all our events open to the public. Tickets can be purchased online or through our office at 416-364-5590. Canadian Club of Toronto info@vvc.ca 1 The Great Upgrade: Advancing Canada’s Digital Economy Canadian Club of Toronto 20240619 The Great Upgrade: Advancing Canada’s Digital Economy Join Canadian Club Toronto on June 19 to hear from Jeremy Wilmot, President and Chief Executive Officer of Interac Corp., as he shares insights from his first ten months leading one of Canada’s most trusted financial brands. With a new three-year corporate strategy on the horizon, Mr. Wilmot will discuss the significant opportunities for Canada to become a leader in the global digital economy and what Interac and the fintech ecosystem must do to enhance our country’s digital economy and drive economic growth for all Canadians. After his remarks, Mr. Wilmot be joined in conversation by Global News’ Anne Gaviola for an insightful discussion on Canada’s evolving payments landscape, the widespread transition to digital platforms, and what’s next for the digital economy. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20240619/20240619-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Wednesday, 19 June 2024 12:40:00 -0500 0:49:13 Jeremy Wilmot, President and Chief Executive Officer of Interac Corp. 1 Understanding the State of Global LGBTQI+ Canadian Club of Toronto 20240617 Persecution and How Can Canada Help? More than 114 million individuals have been forcibly displaced worldwide as a result of persecution, conflict, violence, human rights violations and climate disasters. Queer and trans refugees are uniquely vulnerable due to state-sponsored homophobia and transphobia. More than 60 countries criminalize same-sex intimacy, and 14 specifically criminalize trans people for their gender identities and expressions. Join Canadian Club Toronto on June 17 for our Annual Pride Conversation where we will shine a spotlight on the incredible work of Rainbow Railroad. We are honoured to host Devon Matthews, Rainbow Railroad’s Head of Programs, and Latoya Nugent, Head of Engagement in conversation to discuss the state of global LGBTQI+ persecution and offer insights into how each of us can contribute to the fight for queer liberation. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20240617/CanClubJune17.mp3 Monday, 17 June 2024 18:00:00 -0500 01:09:17 BoiBnd, Pride, Canadian Club of Toronto, Canada, LGBTQI+ 1 Canada's Minister of Labour and Seniors Canadian Club of Toronto 20240613 Growth, Productivity and the Care Economy Care workers do the work that lets us all work. Every day, 1 in 5 Canadian workers wake up to care for others. In Health care, childcare and seniors care, these are the people that run Canada’s care economy. But amidst low productivity, declining birth rates, labour shortages and an increasing senior population, their work is more important today than ever before. How can Canada leverage the care economy to tackle the broader challenges we face? How can we strengthen this growing segment of our economy to boost productivity and support the middle-class jobs that drive growth? Join Canadian Club Toronto and the Honourable Seamus O’Regan Jr., federal Minister of Labour and Minister for Seniors, on June 13 for an engaging discussion on the Canadian workforce of the 21st century and building an economy focused on dignity. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20240613/20240613-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Thursday, 13 June 2024 12:30:00 -0500 00:53:58 The Honourable Seamus O’Regan Jr., Canada's Minister of Labour and Seniors, Canadian Club, Toronto, Economics, Canadian Politics, Long Term Care 1 Darren Entwistle, TELUS President and CEO Canadian Club of Toronto 20240612 Bridging divides: How TELUS is working to enhance social outcomes for all Canadians In our digital society and uncertain world, it is critical that all Canadians – particularly vulnerable and underserved communities – have access to the tools, resources and information needed to succeed. Join Canadian Club Toronto on June 12 when we host Darren Entwistle, TELUS President and CEO, as he illustrates how TELUS is making enhanced connectivity and better social outcomes available to all Canadians, and delineates what more we can do, as a society, to ensure digital and social equity for all. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20240612/20240612-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Wednesday, 12 June 2024 12:40:00 -0500 00:50:57 Darren Entwistle, TELUS President and CEO 1 Peter Gilgan, Founder and CEO of Mattamy Asset Management, Luke Gilgan, Director of Programs, Gilgan Family Office and Board Director, Mattamy Asset Management Canadian Club of Toronto 20240610 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award Join Canadian Club Toronto on June 10 where we will present our 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award to Peter Gilgan, Founder and CEO of Mattamy Asset Management. Canadian Club Toronto’s Lifetime Achievement Award celebrates the lifelong efforts and leadership of extraordinary Canadians, and Mr. Gilgan is no exception. With a visionary spirit and an unwavering dedication to excellence, Mr. Gilgan has transformed the real estate industry, leaving an indelible mark on communities across Canada and beyond. As the driving force behind Mattamy Homes, he has pioneered innovative approaches to urban development, creating vibrant neighbourhoods that enrich the lives of residents and contribute to the fabric of Canadian society. Beyond his professional achievements, Mr. Gilgan is a beacon of philanthropy, supporting numerous charitable initiatives that address critical social issues and enhance the well-being of individuals and families. His commitment to giving back has inspired countless others to make a positive difference in their communities, embodying the spirit of service and compassion. Join us as we celebrate Mr. Gilgan’s remarkable achievements and hear from him as he reflects on his illustrious career and shares his vision for the future. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20240610/20240610-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Monday, 10 June 2024 12:40:00 -0500 00:45:44 Peter Gilgan, Founder and CEO of Mattamy Asset Management, Luke Gilgan, Director of Programs, Gilgan Family Office and Board Director, Mattamy Asset Management 1 Scott Thomson, President and CEO, Scotiabank, Banking Reporter, The Globe and Mail Canadian Club of Toronto 20240606 Scott Thomson, President and CEO, Scotiabank, Banking Reporter, The Globe and Mail Increasing Productivity and Connectivity in North America Following the launch of Scotiabank’s new strategy in December, President and CEO, Scott Thomson is focused on delivering against the Bank’s vision to become its clients’ most trusted financial partner by driving sustainable and profitable growth for the Bank—and in North America. Join Canadian Club Toronto on June 6 for a fireside chat with The Globe and Mail’s banking reporter Stefanie Marotta, as they discuss the unique role Canada has to play in supporting greater connectivity and productivity across North America. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20240606/20240606-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Thursday, 6 June 2024 12:40:00 -0500 00:48:22 Scott Thomson, President and CEO, Scotiabank, Banking Reporter, The Globe and Mail 1 Krystal Abotossaway (TD Bank), Jaimie Lickers (CIBC) & Sarah Midanik (Downie Wenjack Fund), with Karen Restoule (Crestview Strategy) Canadian Club of Toronto 20240605 Krystal Abotossaway (TD Bank), Jaimie Lickers (CIBC) & Sarah Midanik (Downie Wenjack Fund), with Karen Restoule (Crestview Strategy) Join Canadian Club Toronto on June 5 for a compelling panel discussion in celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day. This event marks an important conversation about integrating Indigenous perspectives and practices within Canada’s financial and business sector, located at the heart of the country’s economic activity: Bay Street. This panel will delve into practical steps and innovative strategies that Bay Street entities can employ to not only foster meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities but also enhance their profitability. By ensuring the active involvement of Indigenous communities in Canada’s economic framework, we aim to uncover mutual benefits that drive both societal value and financial gain. The discussion will feature four distinguished Indigenous professionals who have made significant strides in various sectors along the Bay Street corridor. They will share insights into how businesses and financial institutions can actively participate in the reconciliation process through partnerships, inclusive practices, and recognition of Indigenous rightsholders. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities in achieving reconciliation in the corporate sphere. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage in a transformative dialogue that bridges gaps and inspires action that contributes to a stronger economic future for both Indigenous communities and Canada alike. This conversation will be moderated by Karen Restoule, Vice President, Crestview Strategy and will feature: Krystal Abotossaway – Senior Manager, TD Bank Jaimie Lickers – Senior Vice President of Indigenous Markets, CIBC Sarah Midanik – President & CEO, The Gord Downie & Chanie Wenjack Fund http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20240605/20240605-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Wednesday, 5 June 2024 12:40:00 -0500 00:52:13 Canadian Club of Toronto, Krystal Abotossaway, TD Bank, Jaimie Lickers, CIBC, Sarah Midanik, Downie Wenjack Fund, Karen Restoule, Crestview Strategy, Indigenous, Reconciliation, Toronto 1 Dr. Ash Bender (Occupational Psychiatrist), Cherif Habib (Dialogue), Dave Jones (Sun Life Health) and Julie Quenneville (UHN Foundation), with Carly Weeks (The Globe and Mail) Canadian Club of Toronto 20240530 Dr. Ash Bender (Occupational Psychiatrist), Cherif Habib (Dialogue), Dave Jones (Sun Life Health) and Julie Quenneville (UHN Foundation), with Carly Weeks (The Globe and Mail) Canadian employers continue to invest more and more in the health and well-being of their employees. This approach complements Canada’s tradition of public healthcare and reduces pressure on the public system. It also reinforces employers’ corporate and societal responsibilities, with Canadians increasingly relying on them for their physical and mental health needs. Now, more than ever, Canadians need a cohesive ecosystem that supports their physical and mental health. We must come together to not only improve outcomes but also prevent illness. Join Canadian Club Toronto on May 30, when experts from the insurance and health industry will share their views on access to care and the impact on the productivity of employees. Moderated by Carly Weeks, our expert panel will feature: Dr. Ash Bender – Occupational Psychiatrist Cherif Habib – CEO, Dialogue Dave Jones – President, Sun Life Health Julie Quenneville – CEO, UHN Foundation http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20240530/20240530-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Thursday, 30 May 2024 12:40:00 -0500 00:45:57 Canadian Club of Toronto, Dr. Ash Bender, Occupational Psychiatrists, Cherif Habib, Dialogue, Dave Jones, Sun Life Health, Julie Quenneville, UHN Foundation, Carly Weeks, The Globe and Mail, Healthcare, Hospital, Investments, Capital, Toronto 1 Lori Hall-Kimm (HOOPP), Kirk Hamilton (Kensington Capital), Anish Jain (Brookfield) & Jennifer Pereira (Fengate), with Joseph Lo (Sagard) Canadian Club of Toronto 20240523 Lori Hall-Kimm (HOOPP), Kirk Hamilton (Kensington Capital), Anish Jain (Brookfield) & Jennifer Pereira (Fengate), with Joseph Lo (Sagard) Privately held businesses are the foundation of the Canadian economy. After several years of robust growth and deal-making activity, the last 18 months have been marked by a transition to a higher financing costs, macroeconomic headwinds and a less certain outlook. In the face of a dynamic macro environment, how are Canada’s most sophisticated investors adjusting their playbooks to help grow the next generation of Canadian champions while providing superior returns? How do investors evaluate the risks and opportunities of investing in Canada and in global markets, be it in the mid-market or large-cap universe? Join Canadian Club Toronto on May 23 for this year’s update on the Canadian private markets landscape and how investors and allocators are responding. Our expert panel of investors will discuss what they are observing and how they are adjusting their strategies for long term success. This conversation will be moderated by Joseph Lo, Partner, Sagard Private Equity Canada and will feature: Lori Hall-Kimm – Senior Managing Director, Head of Global Private Equity, Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP) Kirk Hamilton – Managing Director, Private Equity, Kensington Capital Partners Anish Jain – Managing Director, Private Equity, Brookfield Asset Management Jennifer Perreira – Managing Director, Group Head of Private Equity, Fengate Asset Management http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20240523/20240523-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Thursday, 23 May 2024 12:40:00 -0500 00:51:20 Canadian Club of Toronto, Private Equity, Canada, Lori Hall-Kimm, HOOPP, Kirk Hamilton, Kensington Capital, Anish Jain, Brookfield, Jennifer Pereira, Fengate), Joseph Lo, Sagard, Toronto 1 Simon Kennedy, Deputy Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canadian Club of Toronto 20240509 Janet Bannister (Staircase Ventures), Trevor Dauphinee (Invest Ontario), Simon Kennedy (ISED) & Berkeley Vincent (Janssen Inc.) with Jodi Butts (WATSON) In today’s dynamic global environment, the imperative for economic resilience has never been more pressing. From navigating the transformative landscape of AI, to safeguarding against cyber threats and advancing life science research, the call for innovation and dedication to novel ideas has never been clearer. Join Canadian Club Toronto on May 9 for a discussion that will delve deep into strategies and initiatives aimed at fortifying Canada’s economic position amidst challenges and uncertainties. We are honoured to have Deputy Minister Simon Kennedy from the Ministry of Innovation, Science, and Economic Development kick off the event. Deputy Minister Kennedy will provide valuable insights into Canada’s current economic landscape and highlight the government’s initiatives to foster innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic growth. Following his address, a distinguished panel of industry leaders will engage in a dynamic conversation moderated by Jodi Butts, Partner at WATSON, and featuring: Janet Bannister – Founder and General Partner, Staircase Ventures Trevor Dauphinee – CEO, Invest Ontario Berkeley Vincent – President, Janssen Inc. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20240509/20240509-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Thursday, 09 May 2024 12:40:00 -0500 00:50:23 Canadian Club of Toronto, Simon Kennedy, Deputy Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development, Janet Bannister, Staircase Ventures, Trevor Dauphinee, Invest Ontario, Simon Kennedy, ISED, Berkeley Vincent, Janssen Inc., Jodi Butts, WATSON, Toronto 1 Tony Staffieri, President and CEO of Rogers Communications Canadian Club of Toronto 20240501 Tony Staffieri, President and CEO of Rogers Communications A year after closing the largest merger in Canadian telecom history, Rogers President and CEO Tony Staffieri will join Canadian Club for a conversation with The Globe and Mail columnist Andy Willis. During the fireside chat, they will discuss the company’s performance, the integration of two iconic Canadian companies and the company’s long-term focus on investment and innovation. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20240501/Canadian-Club-Toronto-20240501.mp3 Wednesday, 01 May 2024 12:40:00 -0500 00:43:40 Canadian Club of Toronto, Rogers, Tony Staffieri, Globe and Mail, Toronto 1 Paul Desmarais III, Chairman & CEO of Sagard, Tanya Van Biesen, CEO of Women in Capital Markets Canadian Club of Toronto 20240430 Paul Desmarais III, Chairman & CEO of Sagard, Tanya Van Biesen, CEO of Women in Capital Markets Join Canadian Club Toronto on April 30 to hear from Paul Desmarais III, Chairman & CEO of Sagard. Mr. Desmarais III brings with him a wealth of knowledge and experience to build a better business world as he leads the firm’s activities spanning North America, Europe and the Middle East, with assets under management of over $25B . His vision is to partner with entrepreneurs to catalyze transformation in Sagard’s investments and communities. Mr. Desmarais III will be joined in conversation by Tanya van Biesen, CEO of Women in Capital Markets. They will delve into an insightful discussion, exploring the dynamic landscape of Canadian business, leadership, and beyond. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20240430/20240430-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Tuesday, 30 April 2024 12:40:00 -0500 00:41:29 Canadian Club of Toronto, Paul Desmarais III, Chairman & CEO of Sagard, Tanya Van Biesen, CEO of Women in Capital Markets 1 Richard Joy, Executive Director, ULI Toronto, Jennifer Keesmaat, CEO, The Keesmaat Group & The Honourable Lisa Raitt, Vice-Chair, Global Investment Banking, CIBC Capital Markets Canadian Club of Toronto 20240429 Richard Joy, Executive Director, ULI Toronto, Jennifer Keesmaat, CEO, The Keesmaat Group & The Honourable Lisa Raitt, Vice-Chair, Global Investment Banking, CIBC Capital Markets Canada faces a monumental challenge: we need 5.8 million new homes by 2030 to restore housing affordability. But what does it mean to build more and better housing? According to the Task Force for Housing & Climate, and echoed by up to 85 percent of Canadians, it means making housing affordable, low-carbon, and resilient to the impacts of climate change. It means creating homes that cater to the diverse needs of homeowners, renters, seniors, young families, students, and those precariously housed. Join Canadian Club Toronto on April 29 for an enlightening discussion on the pressing issue of housing affordability and resilience in Canada. Our esteemed panelists, all members of the Task Force, will delve into the critical topic of housing and its intersection with climate change. Don’t miss out on this essential conversation about the future of housing in Canada! Moderated by The Globe and Mail’s Tony Keller. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20240429/20240429CanClub.mp3 Monday, 29 April 2024 12:40:00 -0500 00:49:31 Canadian Club of Toronto, Housing, Lisa Raitt, Globe and Mail, Toronto 1 Chief Sharleen Gale (First Nations Major Project Coalition & Fort Nelson First Nation), John Ruffolo (Maverix Private Equity) & Carolyn Wilkins (Princeton University’s Griswold Center) with Kevin Carmichael (The Logic) Canadian Club of Toronto 20240423 Chief Sharleen Gale (First Nations Major Project Coalition & Fort Nelson First Nation), John Ruffolo (Maverix Private Equity) & Carolyn Wilkins (Princeton University’s Griswold Center) with Kevin Carmichael (The Logic) Canada’s productivity rate has declined almost every quarter for more than two years, and the Bank of Canada recently stated that it has become an emergency for the country. The concerning issue has sparked a nationwide conversation about whether we have the wherewithal to create the wealth necessary to support our quality of life. Join Canadian Club Toronto on April 23 when our distinguished panel will engage this challenging and imperative topic by focusing on the issues that matter, including Chief Sharleen Gale, Chief of the Fort Nelson Nation and Chair of the First Nations Major Projects Coalition; John Ruffolo, Founder and CEO Maverix Private Equity and Carolyn A. Wilkins, accomplished economist and former Senior Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada. Kevin Carmichael, Economics Columnist and Editor-at-Large of The Logic will moderate the conversation. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20240423/20240423-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Tuesday, 23 April 2024 12:40:00 -0500 00:53:22 Chief Sharleen Gale (First Nations Major Project Coalition & Fort Nelson First Nation), John Ruffolo (Maverix Private Equity) & Carolyn Wilkins (Princeton University’s Griswold Center) with Kevin Carmichael (The Logic) 1 An Engine for Growth: How Canadian Tire Corporation’s World-Class Capabilities Fuel its Future Success Canadian Club of Toronto 20240403 Greg Hicks, President and CEO of Canadian Tire How does one of Canada’s most trusted retailers compete and win in a rapidly changing world marked by evolving consumer demand, disruptive innovation, and emerging technology? By transforming one of Canada’s oldest loyalty programs – Triangle Rewards – to spearhead innovation and insight for the company. Join Canadian Club Toronto on April 3 to hear from Greg Hicks, President and CEO of Canadian Tire Corporation (CTC), on how Triangle not only provides valuable insights into how to serve Canadians better but opens the door to capitalize on emerging technology and access new revenue streams. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20240403/20240403-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Wednesday, 3 April 2024 12:40:00 -0500 00:48:11 Canadian Tire, Greg Hicks, Canadian Club, Toronto 1 Revitalizing the Canadian Mining Ecosystem Canadian Club of Toronto 20240306 Panel discussion moderated by Tim Kiladze Join Canadian Club Toronto on March 6 to hear mining industry leaders discuss the current landscape of Canadian mining and its aims for the future. The panel will discuss strategies to maintain Canada’s traditional leadership in the global mining arena. Topics will include an assessment of Canada’s current standing in the industry, Toronto’s influence in mining finance, the impact of EVs on critical minerals supply chains, the role of ESG investing in the development of sustainable mining practices, the evolution of partnerships with Indigenous peoples, training and infrastructure, and the impact of geopolitics on the sector. Moderated by Tim Kiladze, Financial Reporter, The Globe and Mail this expert panel will feature: Ilan Bahar – Managing Director and Co-Head, Global Metals & Mining, BMO Capital Markets Sean Boyd – Chair of the Board, Agnico Eagle Mines Limited Aline Cote – Industrial Co-Lead for Zinc and Lead, Glencore Daniella Dimitrov – Mining Executive & Corporate Director http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20240306/20240306-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Wednesday, 6 March 2024 12:40:00 -0500 00:52:08 Daniella Dimitrov, Mining, Sean Boyd, Agnico Eagle Mines Limited, Aline Cote, Glencore, The Globe and Mail, Canadian Club, Toronto, Mining Industry, Canadian Mining 1 A Glimpse into the New Federal Conservative Movement and its Impact on Canada Canadian Club of Toronto 20240222 Panel discussion moderated by Ginny Roth Join us for an insightful evening on February 22 as we delve into the future of Canadian politics with the dynamic young stars of the Conservative movement under the leadership of Pierre Poilievre. Our distinguished panel of speakers will explore the challenges and opportunities we face as a nation and share their vision for a prosperous Canada. This thought-provoking exploration will provide the audience with a nuanced understanding of the ideas that are shaping the movement. Moderated by Ginny Roth, Partner at Crestview Strategy, this expert panel will feature: Adam Chambers – Member of Parliament, Simcoe North Melissa Lantsman – Member of Parliament, Thornhill and Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada Sabrina Maddeaux – Contender to be the Conservative Candidate, Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill Shuvaloy Majumdar – Member of Parliament, Calgary Heritage http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20240222/20240222-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Thursday, 22 February 2024 6:20:00 -0500 00:52:42 Ginny Roth, Partner at Crestview Strategy,Adam Chambers, Member of Parliament, Simcoe North,Melissa Lantsman, Member of Parliament, Thornhill and Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, Sabrina Maddeaux, Contender to be the Conservative Candidate, Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill, Shuvaloy Majumdar, Member of Parliament, Calgary Heritage 1 Lianne Hannaway Canadian Club of Toronto 20240221 In Conversation with Nick Chambers Join the Canadian Club Toronto on February 21 for a thought-provoking opportunity to gain insights into the challenges and opportunities faced by Canada’s black business community. We are pleased to welcome Lianne Hannaway, CPA, the newly appointed CEO of the Black Business and Professional Association (BBPA), to the Canadian Club podium. With an impressive career spanning nearly 25 years in financial services, Lianne brings a wealth of experience in strategic leadership, governance, and sustainable financial management across both corporate and not-for-profit sectors. She is an advocate for financial inclusion and the advancement of Canada’s black communities. Ms. Hannaway will outline her strategic vision for an inclusive Canadian economy that fully embraces the potential of Black entrepreneurs and professionals and the challenges of recent anti-woke sentiments. Ms. Hannaway will also delve into the critical importance of open collaboration with business leaders and government officials, urging them to intensify their efforts to create a more prosperous future for all Canadians. Joining Ms. Hannaway in this conversation will be Nick Chambers, partner at Boyden. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20240221/20240221-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Wednesday, 21 February 2024 12:40:00 -0500 00:47:11 Lianne Hannaway, Nick Chambers, Boyden, BBPA, TD Bank, CBA, Canadian Club of Toronto 1 Her Worship Olivia Chow Canadian Club of Toronto 20240129 Her Worship Olivia Chow Join Mayor Olivia Chow, ahead of her releasing The Mayor’s Budget on February 1, to hear how she and Toronto City Council are working towards a better Toronto. Panel discussion moderated by Zahra Ebrahim, CEO of Monumental. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20240129/20240129-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Monday, 29 January 2024 12:45:00 -0500 00:45:19 Her Worship Olivia Chow, Mayor of Toronto, City of Toronto, Zahra Ebrahim, Dan Moulton, Crestview Strategies, Canadian Club of Toronto 1 Canada's Best Political Economic Forecast Lunch Canadian Club of Toronto 20240110 47th Annual Outlook: 2024 For forty-seven seasons, Canadian Club Toronto and the National Post have gathered expert panelists each New Year for a forecast luncheon on the economy, the markets and political issues that will affect Canadians in the year ahead. This year’s expert panel will be moderated by Joe Hood, Managing Editor, Financial Post and will feature: Amanda Lang – Host, Taking Stock, Bell Media, Sabrina Maddeaux – Columnist, National Post, Dennis Mitchell – Chief Executive Officer & Chief Investment Officer, Starlight Capital, Jean-François Perrault – Senior Vice President and Chief Economist, Scotiabank http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20240110/20240110-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Wednesday, 10 January 2024 12:30:00 -0500 01:01:43 Amanda Lang, Host, Taking Stock, Bell Media, Sabrina Maddeaux, Columnist, National Post, Dennis Mitchell, Chief Executive Officer & Chief Investment Officer, Starlight Capital, Jean-François Perrault, Senior Vice President and Chief Economist, Scotiabank, Canadian Club of Toronto 1 Tiff Macklem, Governor of the Bank of Canada Canadian Club of Toronto 20231215 Tiff Macklem, Governor of the Bank of Canada Join Canadian Club Toronto on December 15 when Tiff Macklem, Governor of the Bank of Canada, gives his final public address of the year. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20231215/20231215-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Friday, 15 December 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:48:32 Tiff Macklem, Bank of Canada, Ontario, Canada, Canadian Club of Toronto 1 People before profits: the key to long-term business sustainability Canadian Club of Toronto 20231204 Guy Cormier: People before profits: the key to long-term business sustainability Guy Cormier, President & CEO of Desjardins Group, is one of Canada’s most outspoken advocates of “Stakeholder Capitalism”, arguing that business leaders can choose to put people and communities ahead of profits in order to build a stronger, more resilient Canada. Many businesses and leaders in the West run on maximizing profit, which many believe has contributed to our current environmental and economic challenges. On December 4th, Mr. Cormier will address the Canadian Club Toronto on his vision for the future of Canadian businesses and the role they can play in creating a better society, stronger local economies, and a more secure future. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20231204/20231204-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Monday, 04 Deceber 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:47:44 The Globe and Mail, Guy Cormier, Economics, Canada, Ontario, Desjardins, Canadian Club of Toronto 1 A Discussion on Supporting Ontario’s Aging Population and Home Care Canadian Club of Toronto 20231123 Navigating the Caregiver Dilemma: A Discussion on Supporting Ontario’s Aging Population and Home Care Join Canadian Club Toronto on November 23 for a conversation on a crucial issue that affects us all – the support of our aging population and the growing need for home care. As our demographic shifts, we face pressing questions: How will these transformations impact caregivers in the workplace? How can employers step up to support their employees who are also caregivers? And importantly, how can expanding home care help ease these emerging pressures? Moderated by Globe and Mail reporter Carly Weeks, with opening remarks from The Honourable Charmaine Williams, Ontario’s Associate Minister of Women’s Social and Economic Opportunity, the panel will feature: Amy Coupal – CEO, The Ontario Caregiver Organization Dr. Tom Stewart – Partner and Chief Medical Officer, Deloitte Sue VanderBent – CEO, Home Care Ontario http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20231123/20231123-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Thursday, 23 November 2023 12:00:00 -0500 00:57:45 The Honourable Charmaine Williams, Minister, The Ontario Caregiver Organization, Deloitte, Home Care Ontario, Globe & Mail, Women's Social and Economic Opportunity, Canada, Ontario, Senior, Caregivers, Canadian Club of Toronto 1 Canada’s Strength as a Global Leader in Responsible Oil and Natural Gas Development Canadian Club of Toronto 20231115 Canada’s Strength as a Global Leader in Responsible Oil and Natural Gas Development Canada continues to be one of the only advanced democracies that produces more energy than it consumes. As demand for our energy rises in the decades ahead, Canada is facing important decisions about the future of our oil and gas economy. Join us on November 15 as Lisa Baiton, CEO of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, addresses the Canadian Club of Toronto to challenge assumptions about Canada’s oil and natural gas sector and calls for Canada to catch up with global trends. In her remarks, she will highlight Canada’s economic opportunity in producing clean and responsibly produced oil and natural gas – energy the world needs now to offset higher emitting resources. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20231115/20231115-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Wednesday, 15 November 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:49:45 Lisa Baiton, Oil and Natural Gas, Development, Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, Canada, Canadian Club of Toronto 1 Pierre Karl Péladeau: How Canada is Becoming a Global Leader in Telecom Competition Canadian Club of Toronto 20231114 Pierre Karl Péladeau: How Canada is Becoming a Global Leader in Telecom Competition As consumer prices skyrocket across the country, cellphone bills are the surprising exception. Statistics Canada’s Consumer Price Index shows that wireless costs have actually fallen more in the last two quarters than they did in the last two years. This exception to the inflationary trend is being attributed to increasing competition in Canada’s telecommunications industry, driven in large part by Quebecor’s acquisition of Freedom Mobile earlier this year. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20231114/20231114-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Tuesday, 14 November 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:53:34 Pierre Karl Péladeau: President and CEO, QUEBECOR 1 Unlocking Opportunities: Fostering Financial Well-being for Newcomers to Canada Canadian Club of Toronto 20231113 Unlocking Opportunities: Fostering Financial Well-being for Newcomers to Canada Starting a life in a new country comes with many challenges. Finding employment and a home to rent are just some of the first obstacles newcomers have to overcome, all while navigating a new financial system, adjusting to a different culture, and perhaps learning a new language. Join Canadian Club Toronto on November 13 as we address the unique and complex barriers newcomers face when establishing a financial foundation in Canada. Our panel will share insights and experiences, and discuss opportunities to support newcomers, financial wellbeing. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20231113/20231113-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Monday, 13 November 2023 12:00:00 -0500 00:59:28 Margaret Adekunle, CEO and Founder, City Lending Centers, Tonie Chaltas, CEO, ACHĒV, Misha Esipov, CEO & Founder, Nova Credit, Jason Mullins, President and CEO, goeasy Ltd, Bruce Sellery, Credit Canada 1 The Honourable Peter Bethlenfalvy: Moderated by Adrienne Batra Canadian Club of Toronto 20231107 The Honourable Peter Bethlenfalvy: Moderated by Adrienne Batra As Ontario’s population continues to grow, so does the need to get more critical infrastructure built smarter and faster. On November 7 join Canadian Club Toronto and Ontario’s Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy to learn more about how the government is building a Strong Ontario to navigate the uncertainty of today while laying a strong fiscal foundation for future generations. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20231107/20231107-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Tuesday, 7 November 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:46:22 Peter Bethlenfalvy, Ontario, Minister of Finance, Adrienne Batra, Canada, Canadian Club of Toronto 1 Building Ontario’s North and Advancing Meaningful Reconciliation Canadian Club of Toronto 20231026 The Honourable Greg Rickford: Moderated by Rod Phillips Building Ontario’s North and Advancing Meaningful Reconciliation As Ontario strengthens its position as a global leader of responsibly sourced critical minerals, the economic opportunity for Ontario’s northern and Indigenous communities has never been greater. Join Canadian Club Toronto on October 26 to hear from Hon. Greg Rickford, Ontario’s Minister of Indigenous Affairs and Minister of Northern Development, on the provincial government’s plan to Build Ontario, attract global investment, and create economic prosperity across the North, making reconciliation real for Indigenous communities. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20231026/20231026-CanClub-Podcast.mp3 Thursday, 26 October 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:47:32 Greg Rickford, Indigenous Affairs, Northern Development, Canada, Canadian Club of Toronto 1 Awakening Canada’s Sleeping Economic Giant Canadian Club of Toronto 20231018 Awakening Canada’s Sleeping Economic Giant Canada has all the ingredients it needs to become a 21st century economic giant, including world-class talent, abundant natural resources and innovative businesses. And yet, in an uncertain world, the country needs leadership, partnership and a clear vision for the future if it is to meet its full potential. Join Canadian Club Toronto on October 18 for an insightful and timely discussion on how Canada can harness its strengths to benefit all Canadians. The event begins with Goldy Hyder, President and CEO of the Business Council of Canada, who will highlight the top priorities the federal government should address in the Fall Economic Statement. The discussion continues with Annette Verschuren, Chair and CEO of NRStor Inc., who will join Mr. Hyder in a conversation focused on solutions aimed at improving the lives and livelihoods of Canadians through sustainable economic growth. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20231018/20231018%20Canadian%20Club.mp3 Wednesday, 18 October 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:48:48 Goldy Hyder, Economic Giant, Canada, Canadian Club of Toronto 1 The Honourable Dennis King, Premier of Prince Edward Canadian Club of Toronto 20231011 The Honourable Dennis King, The Honourable Lisa Raitt As a nation, we have spent 156 years fostering relationships dedicated to delivering results for our citizens. Politics, after all, serves the interests of the people. However, the rising polarization on both ends of the political spectrum presents an increasing challenge. Nevertheless, we must not forsake the collaborative efforts that have defined our country, our nation, and our society, even in the face of these difficulties. Join Canadian Club Toronto on October 11 to hear from The Honorable Dennis King, 33rd Premier of Prince Edward Island. The Premier will engage in a conversation about the pressing issues affecting our nation and the hurdles posed by a world growing ever more divided. Joining Premier King in moderating this discussion is The Honourable Lisa Raitt, Vice Chair, Global Investment Banking, CIBC. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20231011/202301011-Canadian-Club-Podcast.mp3 Wednesday, 11 October 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:50:29 The Honourable Dennis King, The Honourable Lisa Raitt, CIBC, PEI, Prince Edward Island, Canadian Club of Toronto 1 Valérie Durand, Deborah Flint, Benoît Schultz, Anthony Norejko Canadian Club of Toronto 20231005 Valérie Durand, Deborah Flint, Benoît Schultz, Anthony Norejko In 2022, the Canadian aerospace industry contributed over $27B in GDP and close to 212,000 jobs to the Canadian economy, an increase of 14,400 jobs from the previous year. Canada is the only country that ranked in the top 5 across civil flight simulator, engine, and aircraft sub- segments in 2022.* With growth and interest, how will the ever-evolving aviation industry rise to the challenges of climate change? Join Canadian Club Toronto on October 5 for a dynamic conversation on the decarbonization of the aerospace industry with industry leaders across sectors including Deborah Flint, CEO of Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA), Benoît Schultz, CEO of Airbus Canada and Valerie Durand, Head of Investor Relations and Corporate Sustainability at Air Canada. Moderated by Anthony Norejko, President and CEO of the Canadian Business Aviation Association (CBAA), the panel will discuss the aviation industry’s zero-emission targets and associated challenges and highlight some of the industry’s current trends and opportunities for the future of aeronautics in Canada. *Canada’s Aerospace Industry Figures 2022 by AIAC http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20231005/202301005-Canadian-Club-Podcast.mp3 Thursday, 5 October 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:48:34 Canadian Club of Toronto, Valérie Durand, Deborah Flint, Benoît Schultz, Anthony Norejko, Airbus Canada, CBAA, GTAA, Aerospace, Decarbonization 1 Chief Sharleen Gale, Ricky Fontaine, John Stackhouse, Mark Podlasly Canadian Club of Toronto 20230928 Chief Sharleen Gale, Ricky Fontaine, John Stackhouse, Mark Podlasly Advancing major projects is essential for growing the economy to benefit all Canadians. But this can only be achieved through economic reconciliation, including opportunities for Indigenous ownership facilitated by access to competitive capital. Join Canadian Club Toronto on September 28 when Alex Pourbaix, Executive Chair of Cenovus Energy, kicks off the event by sharing lessons he has learned through industry partnerships with Indigenous nations. The event continues with Mark Podlasly, Chief Sustainability Officer at First Nations Major Project Coalition and Board Director at Hydro One, leading a discussion with First Nations and business leaders on what more needs to be done to unlock Indigenous participation in the economy to drive growth and raise living standards for future generations: Chief Sharleen Gale – Chair of First Nations Major Project Coalition and Chief of the Fort Nelson First Nation Ricky Fontaine – Senior Advisor with the Innu Takuaikan Uashat mak Mani-utenam John Stackhouse – Senior Vice-President in the Office of the CEO at RBC ** This event is organized in partnership with the First Nations Major Project Coalition and the Business Council of Canada http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230928/20230928-Canadian-Club-Podcast.mp3 Thursday, 28 September 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:50:36 Canadian Club of Toronto, Chief Sharleen Gale, Ricky Fontaine, John Stackhouse, Mark Podlasly, indigenous reconciliation 1 Joe Lombardo, Governor of Nevada Canadian Club of Toronto 20230927 Governor of Nevada, Joe Lombardo Canadians have a significant presence in Nevada. The fact is that Canadians are the largest contingent of foreign visitors and foreign homebuyers to the state. This connection is built on our proximity, shared interests, and deep economic ties. Canadian Club Toronto is pleased to host the Governor of Nevada, Joe Lombardo, on September 27. Joined in conversation by James Villeneuve, Senior Strategic Business Advisor at Fasken, Governor Lombardo will discuss the mutual commitment between Canada, Ontario and Nevada to uphold and strengthen their existing bilateral relations. They will discuss their commitment – as long-standing partners, allies, and friends – to upholding our deep connections in mining and gaming, and accelerating significant investment, job creation, tourism, and bilateral trade between Ontario and Nevada. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230927/20230927-Canadian-Club-Podcast.mp3 Wednesday, 27 September 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:40:40 Canadian Club of Toronto, Governor of Nevada, Joe Lombardo 1 Chief Executive Officer of the Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo.) Canadian Club of Toronto 20230926 AIMCO. CEO, Evan Siddall Join Canadian Club Toronto on September 26 when Evan Siddall, Chief Executive Officer of the Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo.), discusses the Canadian Model of Pension Investment and how this revolutionary approach to managing the investments of Canadian pension beneficiaries has evolved after a generation in practice. Evan will sit down with Sabrina Maddeaux (The National Post) to explore various themes, including the efficiency of markets and active risk management, the significance of active management justified by a trio of factors: information, mispricing, and asset allocation, and the necessity of diversification to ensure portfolios are designed to meet the needs of each plan. They will also delve into ‘fast’ and ‘slow’ investment approaches and discover the crucial advantage that Canadian pension investment managers employ toward fulfilling the long-term investment objectives required to fulfill their mandate to Canadians. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230926/20230926-Canadian-Club-Podcast.mp3 Tuesday, 26 September 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:39:48 Canadian Club of Toronto, AIMCO. CEO, Evan Siddall 1 BDC President & CEO, Isabelle Hudon Canadian Club of Toronto 20230919 BDC President & CEO, Isabelle Hudon Canada’s economy faces many challenges and entrepreneurship is a crucial component of its future prosperity. This calls for the contribution of all entrepreneurs and of all their talents – tasks that directly align with BDC’s development role. Join Canadian Club Toronto on September 19 when BDC President & CEO, Isabelle Hudon, will look back at the past two years and at the impact that her organization has had with entrepreneurs across the country, and discuss how these achievements are now paving the way for even bolder ambitions. After her remarks, Ms. Hudon will be joined in conversation by Amanda Lang, Host of Taking Stock, Bell Media. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230919/20230919-Canadian-Club-Podcast.mp3 Tuesday, 19 September 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:46:51 Canadian Club of Toronto, BDC President & CEO, Isabelle Hudon 1 Yuliya Kovaliv (Ukraine’s Ambassador to Canada) Valeriy Kutsyy (CEO of Miratech) Ruslan Kostetsky (Deputy Chair, Ukrainian Association of Fintech and Innovation Companies) Canadian Club of Toronto 20230914 Yuliya Kovaliv (Ukraine's Ambassador to Canada), Valeriy Kutsyy (Miratech) & Ruslan Kostetsky (UAFIC) In light of the ongoing Russian war on Ukraine, there is a heightened requirement for steadfast support for Ukraine from the global business community. Join Canadian Club Toronto on September 14, for our first event of the 2023-2024 season, when we will host an important conversation with the Ambassador of Ukraine to Canada Yuliya Kovaliv, Valeriy Kutsyy, CEO of Miratech, and Ruslan Kostetsky, Deputy Chair of the Ukrainian Association of Fintech and Innovation Companies. They will discuss the unique ways in which businesses, including the tech industry, can foster collaboration to support Ukraine now, and as they build a thriving post-war business ecosystem and country. They will also talk about the resilience of Ukraine’s IT sector which has earned international recognition. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230914/20230914%20Canadian%20Club%20Podcast.mp3 Thursday, 14 September 2023 12:55:00 -0500 00:50:22 Canadian Club of Toronto, Yuliya Kovaliv, Ukraine's Ambassador to Canada, Valeriy Kutsyy, Miratech, Ruslan Kostetsky, UAFIC 1 Supply Chain Outlook Amid Changing Times Canadian Club of Toronto 20230613 John Ferguson, President and CEO, Purolator Over the past few years, sectors, industries and consumers have had to traverse enormous change, stemming from the disruption caused by COVID-19. Now, companies are moving forward in the new world, further impacted by economic factors, geopolitics, the increased importance of sustainability and new consumer expectations. Purolator remains at the centre of it all – connecting businesses and individuals across the country. John will speak with Joseph Lo, Canadian Club Toronto President, about Purolator’s evolution and what has been the catalyst for its last-mile delivery innovation and ongoing success. Looking ahead, John will speak to trends impacting global supply chains and his experience leading Purolator through transformation. https://s3.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/mediaevents.ca-media/canadianclub/20230613/20230613-CanClub-Edit.mp3 Tuesday, 13 June 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:40:52 John Ferguson, President and CEO, Purolator 1 Cherie Brant (BLG), Dave Forestell (TC Energy), Gregory Jack (Loyalist) & Chris Sankey (Blackfish Enterprises Ltd.) with Karen Restoule (Crestview Strategy) Canadian Club of Toronto 20230608 Our Energy Future: What does it look like, and what will it take to get there? Canada has committed to achieving the goal of net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Industry and governments have begun to act in an effort to achieve this lofty goal through an energy transition., However, this will only be achieved if all citizens are positioned to contribute and if Reconciliation goals are advanced to enable timely development and capacity building. While research from Ipsos shows that 73% of Canadians believe that we must change our ways to avoid an environmental disaster, less than half understand how we will achieve our climate goals. One thing is clear – we won’t achieve net zero without the full participation of all citizens. Join Canadian Club Toronto on June 8 for a discussion on the future of energy in Canada and where we are headed in the next five, 10, 20 years and beyond – what is working, what isn’t working, and most importantly, what it will take to get to net zero. Our expert panel of leaders will explore how the public and private sector are moving to support a global energy transition and what this shift in the energy system means for Canada, including the evolving role of the oil and gas sector, the latest on renewable innovations, how Indigenous communities are leading the transition to net zero, and the enabling role of Canadians citizens. This conversation will be moderated by Karen Restoule, Vice President at Crestview Strategy, and will feature: Cherie Brant – Partner and National Leader, Indigenous Law, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP Dave Forestell – Vice President, Canada External Relations, TC Energy Gregory Jack – Vice President, Strategic Communication and Research, Loyalist Public Affairs Chris Sankey – Principal, Blackfish Enterprises Ltd. https://s3.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/mediaevents.ca-media/canadianclub/20230608/20230608-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Thursday, 8 June 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:50:40 Cherie Brant, BLG, Dave Forestell, TC Energy, Gregory Jack, Loyalist, Chris Sankey, Blackfish Enterprises Ltd., Karen Restoule, Energy, Oil, Gas, Carbon Neutral, Crestview Strategy 1 Shibani Ahuja (TD) & Alim Dhanji (Equinox Group) with David Simmonds (Great-West Lifeco & Canada Life) Canadian Club of Toronto 20230607 Together: A Look Back as we March Forward Join Canadian Club Toronto on June 7 for an evening of conversation and celebration as we celebrate 2SLGBTQ+ Pride Month. Our panel will explore how issues affecting 2SLGBTQ+ people are changing, who has the biggest voice, and what companies need to know about the role business plays in driving full inclusion and belonging. Join us for a provocative conversation about advancing 2SLGBTQ+ equity in a world demanding less talk and more action, featuring a performance from Tynomi Banks (Drag Entertainer) and moderated by David Simmonds, Senior Vice-President, Global Chief Communications and Sustainability Officer, Great-West Lifeco and Canada Life. https://s3.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/mediaevents.ca-media/canadianclub/20230607/20230607-CanClub-Edit.mp3 Wednesday, 7 June 2023 18:15:00 -0500 01:11:04 Shibani Ahuja, Alim Dhanji, David Simmonds, Canadian Club Toronto, 2SLGBTQ+, Pride Month 1 Shared Priorities for our Shared Future: The United States and Canada, Writing the Future Together Canadian Club of Toronto 20230606 Ambassador David L. Cohen Join Canadian Club Toronto on June 6 for an engaging fireside chat with U.S. Ambassador David Cohen. Ambassador Cohen will share his perspectives and insights on bilateral political and economic priorities, including our shared commitment to opening new avenues for trade, growing integrated clean energy supply chains, cultivating cross-border investments, and creating quality jobs on both sides of the border as the United States and Canada Build Back Better together. Ambassador Cohen will answer questions about recent U.S. legislation that supports sustainable and inclusive economic growth throughout North America, such as the Inflation Reduction Act, the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, and the CHIPS and Science Act. Ambassador Cohen will be joined in conversation by Rita Trichur, Senior Business Writer & Columnist for The Globe & Mail. https://s3.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/mediaevents.ca-media/canadianclub/20230606/20230606-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Tuesday, 6 June 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:44:27 David L. Cohen, Rita Trichur, The Globe & Mail 1 The Hon. Jean Charest (CUBC Co-Chair) and Musabbeh Al Kaabi (CUBC Co-Chair), in conversation with Sonia Verma Canadian Club of Toronto 20230605 Energy Transition Opportunities: Strengthening Canada-UAE Bilateral Relations Join Canadian Club Toronto on June 5 for an engaging fireside chat featuring The Honourable Jean Charest and Mr. Musabbeh Al Kaabi, co-chairs of the Canada-UAE Business Council (CUBC). In conversation with Global News’ Editor-in-Chief Sonia Verma, they will discuss the importance of the bilateral relationship, and how as two of the largest energy producers in the world, and world leaders in energy technologies, Canada and the UAE are uniquely positioned to champion and advance the clean energies of tomorrow. In the lead up to COP28, being hosted by the UAE, there is a tremendous opportunity to leverage both countries’ shared focus on climate action, responsible energy transition, and renewable energy technologies to accelerate 2030 trajectories through game-changing partnerships, innovative solutions, and real tangible outcomes. https://s3.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/mediaevents.ca-media/canadianclub/20230605/20230605-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Monday, 5 June 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:42:18 Jean Charest, Musabbeh Al Kaabi, UAE, Sonia Verma, CUBC, Global News 1 Mirko Bibic, President and CEO of BCE and Bell Canada Canadian Club of Toronto 20230529 BCE: Seizing opportunities to grow businesses and communities Join Canadian Club Toronto on May 29 when we host Mirko Bibic, President and CEO of BCE and Bell Canada. A technology services and digital media leader, BCE plays an integral role in the Canadian economy through its wide range of innovative products and world-class wireless and fibre networks. Bibic will share his insights on reducing place-based disparities in Canada through network technology, investment, and creating opportunities for businesses and communities. https://s3.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/mediaevents.ca-media/canadianclub/20230529/20230529-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Monday, 29 May 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:46:52 Mirko Bibic, President and CEO of BCE and Bell Canada 1 Hon. Paul Calandra (ON Minister of Long-Term Care), David Graham (Scarborough Health Network) & Nitin Jain (Sienna Senior Living), with Moira Welsh (Toronto Star) Canadian Club of Toronto 20230524 The Right Care in the Right Place Join Canadian Club Toronto on May 24 for a conversation about healthcare and its intersection with hospitals, long term care and home care in the province. How will the continuum of care be strengthened and accessible for our aging populations? How will Ontario create programs and places where seniors can receive the care they need at each stage of life, from support with daily tasks as they live independently to more specialized, long-term care and memory support? Our expert panel will discuss possibilities and plans to ensure Ontario’s seniors receive the secure, high quality care they require and deserve. Moderated by Toronto Star reporter Moira Welsh, with opening remarks from Ontario’s Minister of Long-Term Care, the panel will feature: The Honourable Paul Calandra – Ontario’s Minister of Long-Term Care & MPP for Markham—Stouffville David Graham – President & CEO, Scarborough Health Network Nitin Jain – President & CEO, Sienna Senior Living https://s3.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/mediaevents.ca-media/canadianclub/20230524/20230524-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Wednesday, 24 May 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:51:56 Hon. Paul Calandra, Ontario Minister of Long-Term Care, David Graham, Scarborough Health Network, Nitin Jain, Sienna Senior Living, with Moira Welsh, Toronto Star 1 David Aiken (Brookfield Asset Management), Justin Catalano (Fengate Asset Management), Thecla Sweeney (Alphi Capital), Moderator: Andrea Mandel-Campbell (Vertu Capital) Canadian Club of Toronto 20230511 Private Equity Outlook: Behind the Curtain in 2023 Privately held businesses are the bedrock of the Canadian economy and the vast majority of these are small and medium in size, representing more than 99% of all businesses in the country. Simply put, a vibrant private company environment translates directly to a healthy and thriving Canadian economy. In the face of a dynamic macro environment, how are Canada’s most sophisticated private investors adjusting their playbooks to help grow the next generation of Canadian champions while providing superior returns to their investors? Join Canadian Club Toronto on May 11 for a discussion on an overall outlook of the Canadian private equity landscape and how the industry is responding to inflation trends, rising interest rates, lower debt availability, uncertain geopolitics and recessionary fears. Our expert panel of investors will discuss what they are observing and how they are adjusting their strategies now and in the long run. This conversation will be moderated by Andrea Mandel-Campbell (Operating Advisor at Vertu Capital and Founder of karibu adventures) and will feature: David Aiken – Managing Partner, Private Equity, Brookfield Asset Management Justin Catalano – Managing Director, Group Head of Private Equity, Fengate Asset Management Thecla Sweeney – Founding Partner, Alphi Capital https://s3.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/mediaevents.ca-media/canadianclub/20230511/20230511-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Monday, 11 May 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:48:46 David Aiken, Brookfield Asset Management, Justin Catalano, Fengate Asset Management, Thecla Sweeney, Alphi Capital, Andrea Mandel-Campbell, Vertu Capital 1 Chris Albinson (Communitech) & Rasha Katabi (Brim Financial) Canadian Club of Toronto 20230508 What’s Next for Canada’s Tech Ecosystem Join Canadian Club Toronto on May 8 for a conversation with Chris Albinson, CEO and President of Communitech, and a seasoned tech investor and longtime champion for Canada’s tech ecosystem, and Rasha Katabi, CEO and Founder of Brim Financial. Learn from these thought-leaders as they discuss the state of the Canadian technology industry and examine Canada as a destination spot for tech jobs and businesses. They will also explore the journey of the founder in a fast-paced tech environment, and the impact of the recent U.S. bank failures on the Canadian ecosystem. Chris and Rasha will be joined in conversation by Konata Lake, Partner, and Head of Torys’ Emerging Companies and Venture Capital Group. https://s3.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/mediaevents.ca-media/canadianclub/20230508/20230508-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Monday, 8 May 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:51:42 Chris Albinson, CEO and President of Communitech, Rasha Katabi, CEO and Founder of Brim Financial 1 Premier of the Yukon Canadian Club of Toronto 20230502 The Honourable Ranj Pillai, Lisa Raitt 2023 marks the 125th anniversary of the Yukon joining Confederation. Join Canadian Club Toronto on May 2 when The Honourable Ranj Pillai, Premier of the Yukon, joins us to discuss the economic future of the territory and his long-term vision for prosperity in the North. The Premier will examine the Yukon’s place in the world, Arctic security, the territory’s nation-leading approach to Reconciliation, mining and critical minerals, and the Yukon’s progressive business environment. The Premier will be joined in conversation by The Honourable Lisa Raitt, Vice-Chair, Global Investment Banking, CIBC. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230502/20230502-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Tuesday, 2 May 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:46:43 Premier of the Yukon, The Honourable Ranj Pillai, Arctic security, mining and critical minerals, Lisa Raitt, Global Investment Banking, CIBC 1 Tabatha Bull (Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business), Dr. Wanda Costen (Smith School of Business at Queen’s University), Meghan Roach (Roots Corporation) & Jim Stanford (Centre for Future Work), in conversation with Andy Willis (The Globe and Mail) Canadian Club of Toronto 20230426 Tabatha Bull (Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business), Dr. Wanda Costen (Smith School of Business at Queen’s University), Meghan Roach (Roots Corporation) & Jim Stanford (Centre for Future Work), in conversation with Andy Willis (The Globe and Mail) According to a recent study conducted by Smith School of Business, 81% of Canadians feel it is the role of the CEO of a company to take a firm position on important social issues. Perhaps in response, many executives have recently spoken out publicly on social and environmental issues. Is this trend a distraction or even a risk, especially now that many firms are facing greater pressure to improve core performance? Or is this the exact moment we distinguish the true visionaries from the rest of the group? Join Canadian Club Toronto on April 26 for a timely discussion on the leadership implications and the risks and rewards of being an Outspoken CEO. This panel will be moderated by Andy Willis (Business Columnist, Report on Business, The Globe and Mail) and will feature: Tabatha Bull – President & CEO, Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business Dr. Wanda Costen – Dean, Smith School of Business at Queen’s University Meghan Roach – President & CEO, Roots Corporation Jim Stanford – Economist and Director, Centre for Future Work http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230426/20230426-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Wednesday, 26 April 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:53:08 Tabatha Bull, Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business, Dr. Wanda Costen, Smith School of Business at Queen’s University, Meghan Roach (Roots Corporation) & Jim Stanford (Centre for Future Work), in conversation with Andy Willis (The Globe and Mail) 1 Two Trailblazing Futurpreneur-supported Founders Canadian Club of Toronto 20230419 Joanna Griffiths (Knix), Noura Sakkijha (Mejuri), Karen Greve Young (Futurpreneur) Join Canadian Club Toronto on April 19 for an engaging fireside chat with two of Canada’s most successful entrepreneurs: Joanna Griffiths, Founder and President of Knix and KT by Knix, and Noura Sakkijha, co-Founder and CEO of Mejuri. Led by Karen Greve Young, CEO of Futurpreneur, this conversation will explore how these trailblazing founders built their brands from the ground up, the opportunities they seized along the way, and their visions for the future of their businesses. From overcoming early obstacles to building global brands and strong teams, Joanna and Noura will share their insights and experiences with candor and honesty. Don’t miss this opportunity to be inspired by two of Canada’s most innovative, resilient, and successful entrepreneurs! http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230419/20230419-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Wednesday, 19 April 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:48:16 Joanna Griffiths, Knix, Noura Sakkijha, Mejuri, Karen Greve Young, Futurpreneur 1 Diana Matheson (Project 8), Thomas Gilbert (Project 8) in conversation with Kate Beirness (TSN) Canadian Club of Toronto 20230413 Diana Matheson (Project 8), Thomas Gilbert (Project 8) in conversation with Kate Beirness (TSN) Join Canadian Club Toronto on April 13 for a virtual panel featuring former Olympian Diana Matheson and Thomas Gilbert, co-founders of Project 8. Project 8 is working to establish a professional Canadian Women’s Soccer League, solidifying Canada as a global leader in sport and gender equality. In conversation with TSN’s Kate Beirness, Diana and Thomas will discuss why now is the time to establish the league, how it will take shape in the lead up to a 2025 launch, and the importance of women’s professional sports in inspiring the next generation. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230413/20230413-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Thursday, 13 April 2023 12:00:00 -0500 00:45:48 Project 8, Women's Soccer, Diana Matheson, Thomas Gilbert, Kate Beirness, TSN 1 Building a stronger, more competitive Canada Canadian Club of Toronto 20230412 Tony Staffieri - Building a stronger, more competitive Canada Rogers and Shaw have just completed a historic merger that will bring together two entrepreneurial Canadian companies. Join Canadian Club Toronto on April 12 when we’ll host Rogers CEO Tony Staffieri for a conversation where he will discuss his vision for the company and how it will benefit consumers, businesses, and our country. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230412/20230412-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Wednesday, 12 April 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:41:31 Tony Staffieri, Rogers Communications, Shaw 1 Leagh Turner In Conversation With David Skok Canadian Club of Toronto 20230405 Leagh Turner In Conversation With David Skok Join Canadian Club Toronto on April 5 when Leagh Turner, Co-CEO of Ceridian, speaks to her personal journey within the Canadian technology ecosystem. She will share how Ceridian achieved successful growth and scale across global markets, fueled by the acquisitions of value-added companies, the rollout of game changing technologies, and the hiring of critical talent in key markets. Leagh will also reveal insights about Ceridian’s award-winning culture, anchored in her leadership team’s reimagined approach to the employee experience and bold commitment to workplace diversity, equity, and inclusion. Leagh will be joined in conversation by David Skok, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Logic. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230405/20230405-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Wednesday, 5 April 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:47:49 Leagh Turner, David Skok, Ceridian, The Logic, Canadian Club of Toronto 1 Truth We Need for the World We Want Canadian Club of Toronto 20230330 Truth We Need for the World We Want Imagine a world without journalism. A statement like this would have been incomprehensible a decade ago. Today it is an increasingly potent threat. While the pandemic emphasized the need for reliable, quality news and opinion, the last few years have not been an easy road for journalism in Canada. However, Jordan Bitove, owner of the Toronto Star sees a brighter future. Whether it’s breaking news like John Tory’s recent decision to resign, the ongoing political tensions around the Greenbelt or exclusive stories on the Sherman case, Toronto Star delivers the news with honesty and integrity. Join Canadian Club Toronto on March 30 when Jordan will discuss the critical role of journalism in supporting our democracy, dive deep into the importance of supporting Canadian owned and operated media, offer a look behind the curtains of publishing and what we can expect for media in Canada in the years to come. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230330/20230330-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Thursday, 30 March 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:45:18 Jordan Bitove, Toronto Star, Torstar Corporation, NordStar Capital 1 Dr. Michael Apkon (Sand Street Advisors), Elizabeth Buller (St. Joseph’s Health System), Dr. Peter Pisters (MD Anderson Cancer Center) & Georgina Black (Deloitte Canada) Canadian Club of Toronto 20230328 Dr. Michael Apkon (Sand Street Advisors), Elizabeth Buller (St. Joseph’s Health System), Dr. Peter Pisters (MD Anderson Cancer Center) & Georgina Black (Deloitte Canada) Join Canadian Club Toronto on March 28 for a virtual panel discussion featuring former CEO of UHN, Dr. Peter Pisters, former CEO of SickKids, Dr. Michael Apkon, and Elizabeth Buller, moderated by leading healthcare consultant Georgina Black. The discussion will be focused on what’s worked well and what hasn’t, and how Canada can learn from other countries to seek to improve care for its citizens, as we continue to rework and improve our healthcare system. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230328/20230328-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Tuesday, 28 March 2023 12:00:00 -0500 00:54:11 Dr. Michael Apkon (Sand Street Advisors), Elizabeth Buller (St. Joseph’s Health System), Dr. Peter Pisters (MD Anderson Cancer Center) & Georgina Black (Deloitte Canada) 1 Rania Llewellyn - President and Chief Executive Officer, Laurentian Bank Canadian Club of Toronto 20230307 Rania Llewellyn (Laurentian Bank), Tanya van Biesen (Korn Ferry) Join Canadian Club Toronto on March 7, on the eve of International Women’s Day, when we will hear from Laurentian Bank’s President and Chief Executive Officer, Rania Llewellyn, the first woman to lead a chartered Canadian Bank. Rania will be joined in conversation by Tanya van Biesen (Managing Partner, Board & CEO Succession Practice Canada, Korn Ferry) to discuss her ideas and efforts around equity at Laurentian and beyond, with a focus on the power of mentorship, sponsorship, and allyship. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230307/20230307-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Tuesday, 7 March 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:42:33 Rania Llewellyn (Laurentian Bank), Tanya van Biesen (Korn Ferry) 1 Bernard Lord - Chair of the Board of Directors, Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association & Chief Executive Officer, Medavie Canadian Club of Toronto 20230228 Bernard Lord (Medavie), Carly Weeks (The Globe and Mail) Join Canadian Club Toronto on February 28 for an engaging discussion with Bernard Lord, Chair of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association (CLHIA) and CEO of Medavie, a health solutions partner. Mr. Lord will share the industry’s perspectives on the changing healthcare landscape and how Canada’s life and health insurers are helping Canadians access care today. He will speak about collaboration between the benefits and insurance industry and government, and the need for a balanced regulatory framework in Canada. Mr. Lord will be joined in conversation by Carly Weeks, Health Reporter for The Globe and Mail. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230228/20230228-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Tuesday, 28 February 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:47:24 Bernard Lord (Medavie), Carly Weeks (The Globe and Mail) 1 Christine Cooper (BMO), Tim Masson (Raise Recruiting), Cindy Turcot (Gardener’s Supply Company) & Chad Friesen (Friesens Corporation) moderated by Matthew Mendelsohn (Boston Consulting Group) Canadian Club of Toronto 20230227 Christine Cooper (BMO), Tim Masson (Raise Recruiting), Cindy Turcot (Gardener’s Supply Company) & Chad Friesen (Friesens Corporation) moderated by Matthew Mendelsohn (Boston Consulting Group). Canada is undergoing the largest wave of business owner retirements in its history, with over $2 trillion in business assets projected to be sold over the next decade. The federal government is considering a way to seize on a golden opportunity to build economic resilience throughout this transition by adopting one of the most popular business succession tools available in the U.S. and U.K.: Employee Ownership Trusts. Join Canadian Club Toronto on February 27 for a timely discussion with forward-thinking executives on the international experience of Employee Ownership Trusts and how government and the private sector can work together to build better economic outcomes for workers and communities. This panel will be moderated by Matthew Mendelsohn (Senior Advisor, Boston Consulting Group) and will feature: Christine Cooper – Executive Vice President and Head, BMO Commercial Bank, Canada Chad Friesen – Friesens Corporation Tim Masson – Chief Steward & CEO, Raise Recruiting Cindy Turcot – CEO & President, Gardener’s Supply Company http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230227/20230227-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Monday, 27 February 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:58:49 Christine Cooper (BMO), Tim Masson (Raise Recruiting), Cindy Turcot (Gardener’s Supply Company) & Chad Friesen (Friesens Corporation) moderated by Matthew Mendelsohn (Boston Consulting Group) 1 Canada’s Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry Canadian Club of Toronto The Honourable François-Philippe Champagne The Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, Canada’s Minister of Innovation, Science & Industry Join Canadian Club Toronto on February 24 when we host The Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, Canada’s Minister of Innovation, Science & Industry. Minister Champagne will discuss the country’s economic security, the realities and necessities of friend-shoring and the impact on supply chains, the green economy and the importance of critical minerals, as well as Canada’s digital economy and how we can lead in Quantum and AI. Following his remarks, Minister Champagne will be joined in discussion by Amber Mac. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230224/20230224-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Friday, 24 February 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:49:43 Canada’s Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry 1 Victor Dodig (CIBC), Penny Wise (3M Canada), Martin Basiri (ApplyBoard), & Goldy Hyder (Business Council of Canada), with Patrick Brethour (The Globe and Mail) Canadian Club of Toronto 20230214 Securing Canada’s Immigration Advantage Canada’s ability to attract talent from every corner of the globe is one of our country’s greatest competitive advantages. But are we doing enough to ensure newcomers can contribute to their full potential? Join Canadian Club Toronto on February 14th for a timely discussion with three leading chief executives on how their businesses support newcomers and what the private sector, communities and governments can do together to secure Canada’s immigration advantage. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230214/20230214-CCT.mp3 Wednesday, 14 February 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:48:14 Securing Canada’s Immigration Advantage 1 Bombardier: Driving Canadian Ingenuity and Defending our Borders Canadian Club of Toronto 20230209 Bombardier: Driving Canadian Ingenuity and Defending our Borders Join Canadian Club Toronto when Éric Martel, President & CEO of Bombardier, speaks on February 9 – the day of the company’s Q4 and 2022 earnings results. Mr. Martel will discuss Bombardier’s financial performance and strategic priorities, its critical place in Canada’s aerospace industry and its potential as an innovator for Canada’s defense needs. http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230209/20230209-CCT.mp3 Wednesday, 9 February 2023 12:40:00 -0500 00:51:07 Éric Martel 1 George Elliott Clarke (Poet), Nyle Johnston (Artist), Christy Clark (Former Premier of British Columbia), Hon. Jason Kenney (Former Premier of Alberta), Kathleen Wynne (Former Premier of Ontario), and Steve Paikin (TVO) Canadian Club of Toronto 20230201 How Unified is Canada http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230201/20230201-CCT.mp3 Wednesday, 1 February 2023 12:40:00 -0500 01:11:28 125th Anniversary Celebration 1 Krystal Abotossaway, (TD), Michael Bach (Author), Dr. Julie Cafley, (Catalyst Canada), Kike Ojo-Thompson (KOJO Insitute), Scott Belton (TD Canada Trust) Canadian Club of Toronto 20230126 An Update on Progress That's Been Made & Work That Still Needs to be Done Over the past several years, society has taken great steps to address some of our historic inequities in business and beyond. Efforts to expand the diversity of boards of directors, executive teams, and senior leadership across industries have been imperative. How has this challenge been met? What are the obstacles to success, and how do we overcome them? How do we ensure diverse boards are, in fact, inclusive? Join Canadian Club Toronto on January 26 for a virtual discussion on what practices are working now and where do we still need to lean in to take DEI forward? Our expert panel will be moderated by Scott Belton, Senior Vice President, Canadian Personal Banking Strategy & Acquisition at TD Canada Trust, and will feature: • Krystal Abotossaway – Senior Manager, HR Leadership Development Program, TD • Michael Bach – Author and IDEA Thought Leader • Dr. Julie Cafley – Executive Director, Catalyst Canada • Kike Ojo-Thompson – Founder & CEO, KOJO Institute http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230126/20230126-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Wednesday, 26 January 2023 12:00:00 -0500 01:00:10 Driving Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in the Workplace 1 Rhiannon Davies (Sandpiper Ventures),Lisa Melchior (Vertu Capital), Eva Wong (Borrowell), & April Fong (The Logic) with Andrea Mandel-Campbell Canadian Club of Toronto 20230125 How to Scale through Uncertainty In the face of volatile times ahead, start-up entrepreneurs need to be thinking differently. Join Canadian Club on January 25 for a discussion on the tech fundraising and scaling environment. What should startup entrepreneurs be thinking about and prioritizing? What advantages do we have being in Canada? Our expert panelists will discuss what they’re observing, how they’re adjusting strategies, and the uniquely interesting challenges and opportunities facing women-led companies. This conversation will be moderated by April Fong, Executive Editor of The Logic and will feature: • Rhiannon Davies – Co-founder and Managing Partner, Sandpiper Ventures • Lisa Melchior – Founder and Managing Partner, Vertu Capital • Eva Wong – Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer, Borrowell http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230125/20230125-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Wednesday, 25 January 2023 12:00:00 -0500 00:45:55 2023 Tech Outlook 1 Kevin Carmichael (Financial Post), Amanda Lang (Bell Media), Dennis Mitchell (Starlight Capital), & Jean-François Perrault (Scotiabank) with Sabrina Maddeaux (National Post) Canadian Club of Toronto 20230111 Canada's Best Political Economic Forecast Lunch For forty-six seasons, Canadian Club Toronto and the National Post have gathered expert panelists each New Year for a forecast luncheon on the economy, the markets and political issues that will affect Canadians in the year ahead. This year’s expert panel will be moderated by Sabrina Maddeaux, Columnist, National Post and will feature: Kevin Carmichael – Editor-in-Chief, Financial Post Amanda Lang – Host, Taking Stock, Bell Media Dennis Mitchell – Chief Executive Officer & Chief Investment Officer, Starlight Capital Jean-François Perrault – Senior Vice President and Chief Economist, Scotiabank http://www.mediaevents.ca/canadianclub/20230111/20230111-CanClub-Audio.mp3 Wednesday, 11 January 2023 12:00:00 -0500 00:54:19 46th Annual Outlook 2023