Renowned business and political journalist Amanda Lang analyzes what Canadians should expect in the significant political shift due to the results of the US election.
Renowned business and political journalist Amanda Lang [BES/91] analyzes what Canadians should expect in the significant political shift due to the results of the US election. What does it mean for climate change efforts and energy projects? What will be the future populism and academic freedom? Which industries will benefit and which may suffer?
Amanda Lang is an award-winning journalist, bestselling author, and Senior Fellow at the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy. With over 25 years covering North America’s top business stories, alum Amanda Lang has appeared on Bloomberg TV, CBC, and now hosts “Taking Stock” on CTV. She’s not only a journalist but a keen observer of politics, leadership, and business who has with deep personal connections to Canada’s political landscape.
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