TORONTO 鈥� Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week:
Facing the music Facebook Canada's Kevin Chan is scheduled to appear before the standing committee on Canadian Heritage to comment on relations between Facebook and the federal government on Monday. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his Australian counterpart agreed in February to continue 鈥渃o-ordinating efforts鈥� to ensure the revenues of web giants are shared more fairly with creators and media after Facebook struck a deal with the Australian government on proposed legislation that would make digital giants pay for journalism.
BlackBerry update BlackBerry Ltd. will hold a Q4 and full-year conference call on Tuesday. The tech company鈥檚 shares have settled to a range of around $9 after briefly soaring to more than $28 when they were swept up in the 鈥淕amestop鈥� trading frenzy in January.
Latest from Lululemon Lululemon Athletica Inc. will release its financial results for the fourth quarter and full year fiscal 2020 on Tuesday. The athletic clothing retailer said in January that it expects its percentage growth rate for net revenue compared with a year ago to be at the high end of its earlier expectations for mid-to-high teens.
January GDP numbers Statistics Canada will release gross domestic product by industry for January on Wednesday. The agency reported earlier this month that the Canadian economy sprinted to the finish line of 2020 with nearly double-digit growth in the fourth quarter, ending its worst year on record on a strong note that has continued into the start of 2021.
Dollarama earnings Dollarama Inc. will release its financial results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year on Wednesday. Quebec's workplace safety board issued fines to nine Dollarama locations in January for failing to respect sanitary guidelines after workers held protests last year decrying a lack of sanitary measures at the company's facilities.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published March 28, 2021.
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