Gary Mar: Canada’s economic engine runs through the West. Let’s make sure we’re all onboard Eric Kaufmann: The Americanization of Canadian politics The Notebook with Theo Argitis: From rhetoric to reality for Mark Carney ‘It’s younger Canadians that are suffering’: Paul Kershaw on why Canada needs a new deal for young people ‘Buckle up, baby’: Rick Bell on how Prime Minister Carney’s relationship with Premier Smith will decide Alberta’s future in Canada Gary Mar: Canada’s economic engine runs through the West. Let’s make sure we’re all onboard Eric Kaufmann: The Americanization of Canadian politics The Notebook with Theo Argitis: From rhetoric to reality for Mark Carney ‘It’s younger Canadians that are suffering’: Paul Kershaw on why Canada needs a new deal for young people ‘Buckle up, baby’: Rick Bell on how Prime Minister Carney’s relationship with Premier Smith will decide Alberta’s future in Canada

Toronto Pearson Airport

The Hub was pleased to partner with Toronto Pearson Airport to have a conversation about the future of airports, their commitment to commerce, security, and customers, and role as key facilitators of economic exchange.

‘What we have in Canada is very, very good’: Deborah Flint on the economic potential of airports and bringing joy back to travel

Deborah Flint, the president and CEO of Toronto Pearson Airport, discusses the pandemic and post-pandemic experience at Pearson, the strengths and weaknesses of airport governance in both Canada and the U.S., and her vision to bring joy back to travel.

‘Doing more with less’: Solomon Wong and Paolo Cambula on modernizing airport infrastructure, from Toronto to Rome

Bernardo Gogna: How to build the airport of tomorrow, today

Brian Tossan: The digital airport isn’t a fantasy, but Canada is playing catch-up

‘Doing more with less’: Christiaan Hen and Kurush Minocher on how AI is improving the airport experience

Benoît Schultz: They don’t build or fly the planes, but airports are key to enabling decarbonized aviation

Benoît Schultz

‘Airports are uniquely positioned to become clean energy hubs’: Myron Keehn and Jason Van Geel on how airports are becoming leaders in green technology innovation

Daniel Tisch: YYZ means Toronto: Economically, cities and their air hubs are joined at the hip

‘The new downtown’: Hamilton Galloway, Trevor McPherson, and Brendan Sweeney on the economic impact of airports

Monette Pasher: The travel winds are shifting, and airports are taking note

‘The nomadic instinct is really deep inside of us’: Karen Mazurkewich and Eric Weiner on the joys of travel

‘We are on the cusp of more revolutionary change’: Deborah Flint on the modernization of Toronto Pearson Airport

Deborah Flint: Why the future of airports matters to Canada

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