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Known as one of Reggae’s most prolific musicians, Tony Greene has released his sixth solo album entitled midnight blue. A product of the renowned Alpha Boys Band, Greene graduated from the institution that has blessed Jamaican music with talents Tommy McCook and Don Drummond. In the mid 70’s Greene stepped into the lime light and worked with some of the industry’s legendary backing bands including...
This sounds kinda like what this guy has been saying all along. Yes, we are on solid ground. But when the entire world is catching an economic cold, there's no possible way to remain completely immune. There's also this little gem within that article... On the economic front, Canadian housing starts remained strong in September, running at an annualized rate of 217,600 units – but with
Five senior Canadian economists were expected to speak in Toronto about the state of the worldwide economy on Monday at a meeting hosted by the Economic Club of Canada.
Ontario could lose another 250,000 net jobs in its beleaguered manufacturing sector during the next five years, which would be worse than the employment damage during the previous half decade, according to a major bank report.
You can read all the gory details for yourself but here are the highlights from Don Drummond and the gang of economists at TD Bank: Over the next 12 months, home prices will have bottomed, the cost of funds to financial institutions will have fallen, the worst in institutional failures ...
As stock markets grapple with the fallout from this week's turmoil on Wall Street, experts are asking what can be done to prevent a similar financial fiasco in the future.
Alberta is facing a slowdown in growth, but it's still doing better than the rest of Canada, according to the senior vice-president and chief economist of TD Bank, Don Drummond.
"Randy's Anthology: Randy's 50th Anniversary" will be in stores on October 28. It celebrates a period of 50 years since Randy's was stablished as a downtown Kingston retail record shop and studio.
DJ Greedy G's Journey Through Black (Free subscription) | 27/08/2008
Hour One of my June 22 Show. Playlist: Rudy Alba Special 01 - Smiling - Don Drummond (Top Deck 7) 02 - You're Too Bad - Jackie Opel (Studio 1 - Ska Authentic Vol 2) 03 - Addis Ababa - The Skatalites (Soul Jazz - Studio 1 Ska) 04 - The Good, The Bad And The Ugly - Llans Thelwell & The Celestials (JA Gold - Dynamic Treasury Vol 2) 05 - Rudies All Round - Joe White (Trojan - Rudies All Around) 06 - Try...
The Canadian economy likely managed sufficient growth to avoid a technical recession in the second quarter, although inflation appears to be easing, the Bank of Canada suggested yesterday.
It is no exaggeration to say that the Jamaican band the Skatalites changed the course of popular music. Though they were only together for 15 months in the mid-Sixties, they helped originate the style of music known as ska. Forty-five years on, with its infectious syncopation, it still inspires the likes of Lily Allen, Ava Leigh and Amy Winehouse.
The once-overheated Western economy is no longer the inflation hotbed of Canada. That dubious distinction now belongs to the slow-growing Eastern provinces. Ontario, where economic growth is non-existent but food and fuel prices are rising fast, is the stagflation centre of the country, new consumer price data from Statistics Canada show.
