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Why Humans and AI Assistants Need Relationship Advice AI-assisted decision-making shows great promise, but human biases get in the way By Alan Morantz – Oct 7, 2024 Text originally published at: Smith School of Business Humans have been making decisions ever since Adam and Eve bit into the forbidden fruit of the Tree of Knowledge. Over centuries,…

What Does It Take to Make Good Decisions? Leaders often struggle with the hard choices before them. A well-defined process can put them on the right path By Robert Gerlsbeck – Oct 21, 2024 Text originally published at: Smith School of Business After becoming U.S. president in 2009, Barack Obama faced a monumental decision: how to rescue…

Truth Before Reconciliation: Resources for Businesses Written by the Ontario Chamber of Commerce and Canadian Council for Indigenous Business Indigenous leaders often point out that when reaching out to and building partnerships with Indigenous Peoples, businesses must be willing to put truth first before engaging in reconciliation. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Call to Action…

VIA Rail Launches New Corridor Discount Card Cardholders save up to 25%* on frequent travel. VIA Rail has launched a new product for our Corridor passengers that will offer an affordable, flexible and hassle-free way to save on frequent travel within the Quebec City-Wind. The new Corridor Discount Card is available for the price of…

MNP reports to support the Acquisitions and Divestments process Acquisitions and divestitures are complex transactions and every detail makes a difference. Information is a key resource when it comes to acquisitions and divestments. To this end, MNP has prepared 9 detailed reports on different industry segments and members can access these documents on the Info…

Joint Letter to Ministers on Potential Labour Disruption in Class I railways A work stoppage at our major railways would significantly limit Canadians’ access to goods and products, driving up prices and exacerbating affordability challenges. The Right Honourable Justin Trudeau, P.C., M.P. Prime Minister of Canada 80 Wellington Street Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0A2 The Honourable…

Why We Keep Checking Our Email on Holidays Despite ample evidence for the benefits of unplugging, most of us have a hard time going out-of-office. By Deborah Aarts – Jul 3, 2024 Text originally published at: Smith School of Business It’s a beautiful summer morning in whatever your version of paradise is. Maybe you’re sitting on a dock on…

Eight Books to Read This Summer Smith School of Business professors offer up some of their favourite reads for the cottage (or anywhere else). Text originally published at: Smith School of Business – Jun 26, 2024   Summer, the season, lasts three months. But let’s face it: the real summer, the cottage-vacation summer, the lazy-pool-days summer,…

Time for corporate Canada to embrace Indigenous equity — it just makes economic sense For investors, write Daniel Tisch and Tabatha Bull, supporting the Indigenous economy is a smart bet on long-term thinking that can help tackle our national productivity challenge. By Daniel Tisch and Tabatha Bull Contributors – June 29, 2024   Text originally published…

Tisch: Cap-gains debate ‘a tale of flawed policy, process, and politics’ Ontario Chamber of Commerce CEO weighs in on cap gains raise enacted today By Daniel Tisch – Jun 25, 2024 Text originally published at: Wealth Professional Many Canadians are justifiably concerned about political polarization, particularly south of the border. The past week, however, we saw…