Jesse Snyder, Financial Post

Jesse Snyder

Financial Post

Ottawa, ON, Canada

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  • National Post
  • Edmonton Journal
  • Ottawa Citizen
  • The Vancouver Sun
  • SudburyStar
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Past articles by Jesse:

AI pioneer eyes new venture in Alberta after parting ways with Google's DeepMind

A leading figure in Google’s DeepMind Alberta is considering launching his own new venture in the province. Read more → Read More

Stellantis to announce $2.54 billion deal to retool Ontario plants in EV shift: source

Breadcrumb Trail Links * FP Energy * Electric Vehicles * Commodities Stellantis to announce $2.54 billion deal to retool Ontario plants in EV shift: source Plans include upgrading its Windsor factory Stellantis is preparing to announce a $2.54-billion deal to retool its Canadian operations as part of a shift towards electric and hybrid vehicles, The Logic has learned. Photo by REUTERS/Pascal… → Read More

Displaced oil and gas workers are joining Alberta's tech sector in droves

Following years of oil and gas layoffs, Alberta faces an immense challenge in transitioning thousands of skilled workers into new sectors → Read More

Ford in talks with China’s CATL to supply batteries for Ontario EV production, sources say

Talks come amid concerns over China’s dominant position in the EV supply chain, and as the U.S. threatens to introduce a tax credit that could hamper Canada’s… → Read More

Corb Lund, Alberta’s unlikely activist, mounts final resistance against coal mining interests in the Rockies

'Contrary to claims by the government, we’re not urban leftist busybodies,' the country music star and sixth-generation Albertan says. 'We’re ranching families' → Read More

Travel might be easy for Shatner, but not so much for border crossers

Inconsistent rules hampering recovery of business and travel, politicians and industry groups say → Read More

Neglect of Indo-Pacific region hinders Canada's support of Taiwan amid growing Chinese aggression: experts

Canada could counter China's sovereignty claims in the region through several areas, most notably deepened trade and defence pacts with allies → Read More

Conservatives dominate prairies again but yield some ground in urban centres

OTTAWA — After sweeping the prairies in 2019, the Conservative Party under Erin O’Toole approached the 2021 election with a plan to broaden their support in… → Read More

Surge in housing, consumer prices brings new urgency to election campaign focused on affordability

Opposition parties framed the latest surge in prices as a direct result of government mismanagement under Liberal leader Justin Trudeau → Read More

Surge in housing, consumer prices brings new urgency to election campaign focused on affordability

Opposition parties framed the latest surge in prices as a direct result of government mismanagement under Liberal leader Justin Trudeau → Read More

Soaring home prices complicate Liberal re-election bid in handful of critical ridings

In Greater Vancouver, inflated housing prices have made the area one of the most unaffordable in the country — and a key election issue → Read More

Economic recovery plan, anyone? Parties haven't even 'scratched the surface' on vital issue

In an election campaign that Justin Trudeau framed as a referendum on Canada’s post-pandemic recovery, parties have failed to distinguish their plans → Read More

Justin Trudeau out of touch with ordinary Canadians, is weakest federal leader, new poll says

Conservative leader Erin O’Toole was seen as next most out of touch at 15 per cent, followed by Jagmeet Singh (eight per cent) and Yves-François Blanchet… → Read More

In 2019, the Greens were poised for a breakthrough. Now their woes may impact the wider election

Green struggles could nudge voters toward a rejuvenated NDP in a handful of critical B.C. races. An NDP surge could threaten Liberal chances for a majority → Read More

'We can learn from Quebec': Alberta separatists look to the Bloc as Conservative support wanes

The Maverick Party proposes a softer version of separation that would shave down Ottawa’s centralized power base to establish more autonomy for the West → Read More

Restaurants struggle to rehire as workers seek new careers, Ottawa extends COVID-19 benefits

Hospitality industry woes persist even as reopenings take place → Read More

Biden's push for competition could dampen Canada's post-pandemic recovery, industry warns

There has been a lack of political will over the years to push back against the more monopolistic aspects of Canada’s economy → Read More

As threats of ‘new Cold War’ between U.S. and China intensify, Canada needs firm strategy to adapt

Concerns about China present Canada with a conundrum, particularly as trade ties between the two countries continues to grow → Read More

'A roll of the dice': New report raises alarm over mounting federal debts as Ottawa seeks economic growth

According to C.D. Howe’s baseline scenario, Ottawa’s debt-to-GDP ratio will increase to 60 per cent by 2055, or roughly 10 per cent higher than today → Read More

'A roll of the dice': New report raises alarm over mounting federal debts as Ottawa seeks economic growth

According to C.D. Howe’s baseline scenario, Ottawa’s debt-to-GDP ratio will increase to 60 per cent by 2055, or roughly 10 per cent higher than today → Read More