Jason Kirby, Maclean's Magazine

Jason Kirby

Maclean's Magazine

Toronto, ON, Canada

Contact Jason

Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.

Start free trial

Recent:
  • Unknown
Past:
  • Maclean's Magazine

Past articles by Jason:

Charts to watch in 2021: The most important Canadian economic graphs for the year ahead

As we prepare to leave this surreal year behind, experts share charts showing what they'll watch for in the economy in the coming year → Read More

Canada needs a plan to rebuild itself. Let the transformation begin.

Canada is facing a crisis comparable to the Great Depression. Is a total economic rethink our only hope? → Read More

How to save the economy

Top Canadian economists explain what Ottawa should do next → Read More

How food supply disruptions from COVID-19 are leading to higher prices for consumers

Q&A: An Ontario farm and trucking operator explains how COVID-19 is making produce more expensive → Read More

Amid mass layoffs from COVID-19, three in 10 Canadians worry they can't pay their rent or mortgage on time

A new Angus Reid poll shows the financial strain Canadian households are under → Read More

Homebound Canadians are on the hunt for stuff to keep them from getting bored and out of shape

Kijiji data shows a surge in demand for video game consoles and fitness equipment from Canadians stuck at home → Read More

Canada's stock market collapse is like nothing we've ever seen before

That doesn't mean the stock market should be shut down until Covid-19 panic has passed → Read More

An autopsy on the death of the Bombardier dream

How the company’s ambitions for global domination fell apart, as told through six decades of annual reports → Read More

The economics of the toilet paper panic—and why more stockpiling is inevitable

Like the coronavirus, fear is contagious, and it's leading shoppers to do some crazy things → Read More

Nearly half of Canadians are in a 'psychological recession'

A new survey by Pollara shows Canadians were anxious about the economy even before stock markets tanked → Read More

In the $1.6-trillion mortgage market Canadians don't even understand the basics

When it comes to mortgages, a government survey finds most Canadians don't know their terms from their amortizations → Read More

SNC has a deal, Trudeau has regrets

Politics Insider for Dec. 19: SNC gets a deal, Scheer faces expense questions and Charest ponders a leadership run → Read More

Wanted: big ideas, Conservative-style

Politics Insider for Dec. 16: It's all on Boris, Harper's not happy and more Scheer succession speculation → Read More

Silence from Trump after SNL spoofs Trudeau's gossip session, so that's good

Politics Insider for Dec. 9: NATO lunches can be cruel, waiting for an economic update and Doug Ford plays nice → Read More

The most important Canadian economic charts to watch in 2020

Our sixth annual chartapalooza includes more than 80 charts from the experts on jobs, GDP, real estate, trade plus so much more → Read More

Get ready for a shake-up

Cabinet shake-ups, Andrew Scheer's U.S. adventure continues and the audacity of Jason Kenney → Read More

Blanchet says Quebec deserves credit for creating Alberta's oil patch

Politics Insider for Nov. 18: Quebec tsk tsks Kenney, cabinet speculation and a message worth holding onto → Read More

Don Cherry wouldn't change. Will Andrew Scheer have to?

Welcome to a sneak peek of the Maclean’s Politics Insider newsletter. Sign-up at the bottom of the page to get it delivered straight to your inbox. As a Mann once said, “everything is politics” and Don Cherry’s loathsome swipe at immigrants as thankless spongers, and his subsequent dismissal by Sportsnet, has filled the vacuum left by Parliament’s extended post-election hiatus. Defence Minister… → Read More

Conservatives 'united' behind Scheer, for now

Politics Insider for Nov. 7: Tory MPs leave Scheer's fate to grassroots and Liberals bid farewell to the fallen → Read More

Scheerwatch: 'Everything is on the table' ahead of review

Politics Insider for Oct. 30: Tory post-mortem, Trudeau gets on the horn and a strategic voting breakdown → Read More