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Andrew Cruickshank

Toronto
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Mid Market Debt Report: H2 2025 Review And 2026 Outlook

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By Christopher Lowe, Andrew Cruickshank, Rohan Mehta
| Mondaq
Christopher Lowe’s articles from AlixPartners are most popular: with Senior Company Executives, HR and Finance and Tax Executives with readers working within the Media & Information, Law Firm and Construction & Engineering industries The themes of early 2025 continued into the year-end: uncertainty around trade policy, geopolitics and conflict, combined with muted M&A activity, kept supply tight.
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The Future is (Pre)Fab

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By Andrew Cruickshank
| Bluedot Living Verified
In a studio in the CBC Broadcasting Centre in Toronto, beneath a set of glaring stage lights, Parinaz Pakniat, founder and CEO of PakVille, has just dumped a recycling-bin-worth of plastic bottles on a stage in front of six of Canada’s top entrepreneurs. “Canada has a housing crisis,” she says. “We need to build 3.5 million more homes by year 2030. At the same time, we do have a plastic waste crisis.” She motions at the plastic bottles on the floor.
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After two centuries, the Farmers' Almanac is going out of business. Here's why

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By Andrew Cruickshank
| Cottage Life Verified
After being a staple on many cottage-country coffee tables for decades, the Farmers’ Almanac is publishing its last issue. On November 6, the long-running publication announced that it would be closing after its 2026 issue, citing the “growing financial challenges of producing and distributing the almanac in today’s chaotic media environment.” The publication has been serving readers for more than 200 years.
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