Iconic Canadian business leader Frank Stronach discusses with Rob Driscoll his proposed Economic Charter of Rights and Responsibilities and how a strong small business community is the key to a healthy society.

Funding facilitator — Questor Financial's Curtis Gulka discusses practical and creative business financing options with Business Edge senior editor Ernest Granson.

Bruce Bragagnolo, CEO of Regency Silver Corp., explains why he feels the company’s Dios Padre project in Sonora, Mexico could be one of the biggest gold plays in years.

Rob Driscoll goes one-on-one with Canadian gold-mining legend Gerald Panneton, who recently took the helm of Gold Terra Resource Corp.

Jim Payne, CEO and Chairman of dynaCERT, discusses how perseverance was the key to success in a career highlighted by the creation of a fuel catalyst that is a “global solution to reduce pollution.”

Cameron Bailey, CEO of the Toronto International Film Festival, has a mission to change the way people see the world through film. He discusses the massive economic impact the event brings each year and their contribution to society. We also spoke to him about the effects of the current actors’ strike and other challenges in the industry.

TIFF is the largest film festival in the world, attracting over 480,000 attendees annually, and with 600,000 this year. The upcoming festival marks the 26th year Cameron has worked with TIFF, with every event bringing unique and inspiring movies to viewers from all over the world. Tune in to learn more!

Will that bubble ever burst?

Vancouver’s real estate prices had a brief dip but are climbing again, and bidding wars are back.

Kelly Ryan chats with veteran real estate agent David Richardson about the wild, wild West – and when buyers might see relief (can you say never?).

David also talks about the new players in the game, and how they’re upping the ante. That’s all in this episode of On The Edge.

For more on the residential real estate market, check out the latest edition of Business Edge News Magazine at BusinessEdgeMedia.ca, where you can read Kelly’s article on the Tale of two (coastal) cities, and see how the Vancouver market matches up with Halifax.

This Dragon may not breathe fire, but it’s still easy to warm up her.

Arlene Dickinson, long-time investor and entrepreneur from TV’s Dragons’ Den, sits down with podcast

hosts Rob Driscoll and Kelly Ryan to discuss her biggest venture yet.

Arlene also talks about the risks facing mainstream media, impacts of the pandemic, and why “men

need to get over themselves.”

That’s all in this episode of On the Edge with Rob and Kelly.

So sit back and have a listen. You can also read the full interview at BusinessEdgeMedia.ca