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In Business: Taking the Pulse of the S. Ontario Economy
In Business Windsor feature story on Dr. Fleisher's annual Pulse of the Region research studies. These are economic confidence surveys of businesses in the region of southern Ontario.
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Comment by Craig S. Fleisher on March 14, 2009 at 10:15pm - It is amazing what they can do with PhotoShop, isn't it? ;) No, the reality of this photo is it was one of the few times I had actually shaved off the facial hair. I maybe have two pictures like that in the last 25+ years or so... and that was one of the two.
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Comment by Andrew Beurschgens on March 14, 2009 at 4:04pm - Craig, cracking photo! You have not aged a bit!
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Comment by Eric Garland on December 15, 2008 at 10:06pm -
Craig - I love that you have specialized in South Ontario's economy. Are you saying that Timmins and points north aren't of particular interest to the business community.
What about James Bay's economy? Is that left to Quebecois intelligence analysts?
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