Économie de Montréal

[mtlurb]

il y a 31 minutes, Djentmaster001 a dit :

you have to compete, it's part of our Neoliberal society.

Absolutely, but tax credits are only one thing out of many things we can do... make our city more attractive, invest in universities, lower income taxes, more purchasing power, better salaries, etc etc... 

[andre md]

Il y a 4 heures, mtlurb a dit :

Absolutely, but tax credits are only one thing out of many things we can do... make our city more attractive, invest in universities, lower income taxes, more purchasing power, better salaries, etc etc... 

Tu oublies une chose trop de redtape. De la regulation a plus finir. Terriblement compliqué a démarrer un projet au Québec et au Canada.

[Le Roach]

 

[Djentmaster001]

FRENCH PRIVATE EQUITY FIRM JOLT CAPITAL TO OPEN NORTH AMERICAN HEADQUARTERS IN MONTRÉAL

https://betakit.com/french-private-equity-firm-jolt-capital-to-open-north-american-headquarters-in-montreal/

 

[Djentmaster001]

If we had a competent mayor and a provincial government not ran by bozo's, the city would've been granted more powers already. Hopefully this sparks further discourse/negotiations on more economic powers to the city + increased revenue sharing by Feds/Provinces.

Municipalities Face Tax Revenue Shortfall From Lower Office Property Valuations

https://www.costar.com/article/1879122299/municipalities-face-tax-revenue-shortfall-from-lower-office-property-valuations?utm_source=advocacy&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=7014X0000032dwCQAQ&utm_content=employee&blaid=6154268

[Djentmaster001]

UM6P expands global footprint with new branch in Montreal

https://en-7news-ma.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/en.7news.ma/um6p-expands-global-footprint-with-new-branch-in-montreal/?amp=1

[Djentmaster001]

Converteo (France based) expands to NYC and Montreal.

[Djentmaster001]

SmartTrack co.(Tokyo based) also opened a new office in Montreal

[Djentmaster001]

Typical Quebec shooting themselves in the foot.... decades of hard work gone in an instant. 

Montreal VFX, animation workers feeling effects of tax credit cuts, facing uncertainty

 

Four Quebec studios will have to close by August while four international studios based in the province are looking to relocate, according to a news release sent by the "Quebec has lost its effect(s)" group. At its peak, in 2022, the industry in Montreal employed 8,000 people. The group says that number will fall to 1,800 next year. 

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/vfx-animation-sit-in-tax-credit-1.7236425