Author: Sherry Cooper
The province that was the envy of all others is now confronted with serious budgetary red ink, estimated at about $7 billion. Thanks to the oil price rout, royalty income has plunged and the overall economy has slowed dramatically.
In January, the Bank of Canada cut interest rates by one-quarter-percentage point. This led to a number of our offices reporting higher than usual activity over the last month.
February 26, 2015
Category: Articles
Sherry Cooper’s Back On Bay Street With Dominion Lending Centres
From BNN: Sherry Cooper, Chief Economist, Dominion Lending Centres, joins Frances Horodelski to discuss her new role, outlook for the economy, housing market and commodities.
February 26, 2015
Category: Articles
Sherry Cooper’s back on Bay Street with Dominion Lending Centres
From BNN: Sherry Cooper, Chief Economist, Dominion Lending Centres, joins Frances Horodelski to discuss her new role, outlook for the economy, housing market and commodities.
February 23, 2015
Category: About Sherry
Veteran economist Sherry Cooper back on Bay Street: ‘I’m returning to my roots’
Sherry Cooper, a former high-profile Bay Street economist, is making something of a comeback, joining the private Vancouver-based mortgage and lending group, Dominion Lending Centres (DLC). Ms. Cooper, born in Baltimore, has been a fixture on the Northern American scene for decades — working at the U.S. Federal Reserve and later with the Federal National…
January 27, 2015
Category: Strong job numbers support Bank of Canada's optimism about a rebound: Economist Uncategorized
Sherry Cooper’s 2015 Economic Forecast
November 18, 2014
Category: Articles
Sherry Cooper: Women face Catch-22 to get on corporate boards, Financial Post
The catch-22 is that the appearance of being a board wannabe automatically reduces your chances for consideration
September 16, 2014
Category: Articles
Taking Care Of Those Closest To You Is The Greatest Legacy Of All
The research I did for my most recent book, The New Retirement, taught me that a sense of purpose and legacy is essential to happy, healthy aging.