Pippa Norman

Pippa Norman, an innovation reporter for The Globe, dives into Canada's ambitious plan to boost defense spending to $150 billion annually by 2035. She discusses how this shift creates massive opportunities for Canadian companies vying for defense contracts. Norman also examines the implications of aligning with NATO, and what increased military investment means for Canada’s identity as a peacekeeping nation. With industry leaders eyeing potential changes under Prime Minister Mark Carney, the conversation highlights a pivotal moment in the Canadian defense sector.

Pippa Norman, a Globe reporter who explored the lives of Gen Z, shares fascinating insights on their unique experiences. She discusses the impact of social media and the pandemic on their social connections. Gen Z prefers in-person interactions but faces challenges forming meaningful relationships. Pippa highlights the importance of 'third spaces'—creative community hubs—essential for overcoming loneliness. They also emphasize the role of social media in organizing gatherings and raising awareness about global issues.

Pippa Norman, an innovation reporter for The Globe and Mail, dives into how Canadian businesses are adapting to U.S. tariffs. She highlights companies like Oddburger prioritizing local growth over U.S. expansion. The discussion reveals how a compostable packaging manufacturer and a steel can producer are seizing new opportunities at home. Pippa also sheds light on the challenges faced by the manufacturing sector and how firms balance domestic production with the complexities of trade policies. It’s a fascinating look at resilience amidst uncertainty!