Sean Speer is the Editor-at-Large at The Hub. He focuses on a range of topics including government and politics, business and economics, and the impact of artificial intelligence on society, reflecting his extensive background as a senior economic adviser and university lecturer. Sean's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as the National Post, The Globe and Mail, and RealClearMarkets.
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Sean Speer's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with an emphasis on opinion editorials and expert commentary. He often provides insights into political issues in Canada, particularly related to conservatism, liberalism, media, and the economy.
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By: Sean Speer
Don’t let politics get in the way—it’s time to finalize the Canada-U.S. trade deal
And hope it can be resurrected We support the Canada–U.S. trade deal apparently reached in Washington on Aug. 18, even though the talks that followed collapsed before it could be finalized.
Carneynomics gets the big, basic things wrong The abrupt departures this week of the heads of two agencies central to Mark Carney's economic agenda represent an early challenge to Carneynomics.
By: Sean Speer
Trump is to blame for this trade war—but Canada shouldn’t hurt itself just to spite him
By: Sean Speer
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Artificial intelligence is pitting the building trades against professional and public-sector unions.
By: Sean Speer
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Artificial intelligence may be one of the most important tools available to improve government performance in a generation. At a time when governments face mounting fiscal pressures, AI offers a rare opportunity to improve services without simply spending more money or hiring more people. It can help public agencies process claims faster, reduce administrative backlogs, […]
By: Sean Speer
Will Carney’s state-centric investment summit be a success? I’m skeptical
