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CABE/TABE Webinar: The FAO’s Spring 2020 Outlook: The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Ontario’s Economy and Finances

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Tuesday 02 June 2020, 13:00 - 14:30

  

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CABE/TABE Webinar Series:

COVID-19 and the Economy

For many years, the Toronto Association for Business & Economics (TABE) has offered speaker events on topical issues in the field of economics.

In the current environment, where in-person events are not possible, we are pivoting to a series of free webinars highlighting the effects of COVID-19 on the economy.  These will be available free of charge to members and non-members.

Registration is required for each webinar you wish to join, in order to receive the login information.
 
TABE Webinar Series
  • CFIB Business Barometer - Is Optimism Starting to Emerge - Ted Mallett, Vice-President and Chief Economist, CFIB - May 28, 11am ET
     
  • The FAO’s Spring 2020 Outlook: The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Ontario’s Economy and Finances - Paul Lewis, Director, Economic and Fiscal Analysis and David West, Chief Economist and Deputy Financial Accountability Officer - June 2, 1pm ET
     
  • Municipal Finance in the Time of COVID-19 - Almos Tassonyi, Executive Fellow, School of Public Policy, University of Calgary - June 5, 1pm ET
     
  • CBDCs: The Future of Money in an Era of Digitization and COVID-19? - Francisco Rivadeneyra, Director of CBDC and Fintech Policy and Research, Bank of Canada - June 23, 10am ET

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Interested in joining CABE or a local chapter?  Visit our website for membership information!
 

Login instructions are included with registration information, and will be sent again before the event to all registered subscribers. Registrants can start to join the webinar up to 10 minutes before the start time.

Click here to see slides and videos from previous CABE/TABE webinars in the COVID-19 series

These events are being generously financially supported by
the Canadian Association for Business Economics (CABE).
We look forward to connecting with you at these events
Peter Harrison
President of TABE