Dan Kelly of CFIB: The Future of Retail & Urban Economics

Dan Kelly of CFIB: The Future of Retail & Urban Economics

Dan Kelly serves as President, Chief Executive Officer and Chair of the Board of Governors of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB). In this capacity, Dan is the lead spokesperson and advocate for the views of the Federation's 95,000 small and medium-sized member businesses.

Dan joined CFIB in 1994 as Policy Analyst for the Prairies and, soon after, became Director of Provincial Affairs for Manitoba. Dan led many files, including the call for balanced budget laws and workers’ compensation reform. In 1999, Dan moved to Calgary to become CFIB’s Western Vice-President and was named one of Alberta’s 50 most influential people while in that role. In Western Canada, Dan led the Federation’s work on the growing shortage of labour, training and immigration, publishing many influential studies on these files. In 2009, Dan took on the role of Senior Vice-President, Legislative Affairs, where he led CFIB's successful campaign to establish a Code of Conduct for the credit and debit card industry. CFIB’s Board of Governors appointed Dan as President and CEO as of June 2012, and Chair in June 2014. In 2015, Dan was named one of the “Top 100 Most Powerful and Influential People in Government and Politics”, by Power & Influence magazine.

Dan has served on dozens of provincial and federal committees and task forces and has represented Canada’s small businesses at the International Labour Organisation in Geneva. He currently serves on Finance Canada Payments Consultative Committee (FINPAY) and the Canadian International Trade Tribunal Advisory Committee. Dan is a regular speaker in Canada and around the world on topics like international trade, the payments industry, and skills and labour shortages.

Prior to joining CFIB, Dan served as a policy advisor to the Premier of Manitoba. In this capacity, Dan gained a great deal of knowledge on the legislative and political functions of government - specializing in rural development, transportation and economic matters.

Dan was born and raised in Winnipeg and graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Manitoba. Immediately following university, Dan spent a year living and teaching in northern Japan.

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OSFI comments, property tax increases, etc // #TORE #54

OSFI comments, property tax increases, etc // #TORE #54

In this episode of "Twitter #ToRE" host Daniel brings together a panel of top real estate experts to discuss the latest developments in the industry. From new regulations to government statements, they dive deep into the most pressing issues facing Canadian property owners today, including rising property taxes. With insights and perspectives from some of the best minds in the business, this is a must-listen for anyone looking to stay informed and ahead of the curve in the Canadian real estate market. Tune in to get the inside scoop on the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities in the industry.

21 Tammi 20231h 38min

GTA & Ontario Real Estate Update 🇨🇦 // #TORE 53

GTA & Ontario Real Estate Update 🇨🇦 // #TORE 53

"Join host Daniel and his panel of real estate experts as they discuss the latest developments in the Canadian housing market. From rising prices in the hottest markets to the state of the economy, this podcast has you covered on all things real estate. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer or a seasoned investor, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the housing market in Canada.

6 Tammi 20231h 35min

Mortgage market meltdown? // #TORE #51

Mortgage market meltdown? // #TORE #51

In this episode, we explore the impact of rising interest rates on the housing market in Canada. We discuss how higher interest rates are driving down home prices and making it more difficult for families with large mortgages to afford their monthly payments. We also examine the potential consequences of this trend, including an increase in foreclosures and a decline in homeownership rates. We talk to experts about the reasons behind the rising interest rates and what can be done to mitigate the negative effects on homeowners. If you are a homeowner or are thinking about buying a home, this episode is a must-listen as we provide valuable insights and strategies for navigating the current housing market.

24 Joulu 20221h 27min

Protesting Precon Contracts // #TORE 🇨🇦 Real Estate #50

Protesting Precon Contracts // #TORE 🇨🇦 Real Estate #50

In this episode, we delve into the growing discontent among Canadian homeowners who are protesting the recent rise in interest rates and the corresponding decline in their wealth. We speak with homeowners who are feeling the pinch of rising mortgage payments and declining home values, and hear their stories of how these financial pressures are affecting their daily lives. We also talk to experts about the root causes of the rising interest rates and the impact on the overall housing market in Canada. Join us as we explore the complex issues at play and discuss potential solutions for homeowners looking to weather the storm of rising interest rates and declining wealth.

24 Joulu 202252min

Landlord & tenant board backlogs // #TORE 🇨🇦 #48

Landlord & tenant board backlogs // #TORE 🇨🇦 #48

Ontario's Landlord and Tenant Board is facing a backlog of up to eight months, leaving landlords and tenants to seek alternatives.

4 Joulu 20223h 40min

The Condo Market // #TORE 🇨🇦 Real Estate #47

The Condo Market // #TORE 🇨🇦 Real Estate #47

Condos remain the last affordable option for many potential buyers and the most likely first step on the property ladder for many families. Here's a closer look at Canada's fastest growing product type.

21 Marras 202252min

Coast to coast market report // #TORE REAL ESTATE #46

Coast to coast market report // #TORE REAL ESTATE #46

Daniel wraps up an eventful month for Canadian real estate as sales plunge and listings expand but inventory remains stubbornly low.

16 Marras 20221h 46min

Bank of Canada Raises Rates by 50 Basis Points // #ToRE Canadian Real Estate #44

Bank of Canada Raises Rates by 50 Basis Points // #ToRE Canadian Real Estate #44

The Bank of Canada has just delivered a 0.50% rate hike. That's lower than expected. Governor Tiff Macklem also said the central bank could be nearing the end of its current hiking cycle. What does this mean for buyers, sellers, landlords and lenders across Canada?

29 Loka 20221h 41min

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