Catherine McIntyre

Reporter

Catherine McIntyre covers venture capital and startups, Canada’s institutional investors and labour issues in the innovation economy. Prior to joining The Logic, she worked for Maclean’s and Canadian Business. In 2020 she won a Best in Business Award from the Canadian chapter of the Society of American Business Editors and Writers for her breaking news coverage of Sidewalk Labs, and was named Best New Writer at the 2014 National Magazine Awards for her investigation into cancer clusters in New Brunswick industrial towns.

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Articles by Catherine McIntyre

Briefing

HOOPP to allow self-employed doctors to join pension plan

https://thelogic.co/briefing/hoopp-to-allow-self-employed-doctors-to-join-pension-plan/

By Catherine McIntyre | Dec 10, 2024

Briefing

Dye & Durham fires back at Engine Capital over ‘reckless’ campaign to control company

https://thelogic.co/briefing/dye-durham-fires-back-at-engine-capital-over-reckless-campaign-to-control-company/

By Catherine McIntyre | Dec 9, 2024

Briefing

Lululemon boosts full-year outlook on strong holiday sales and China growth

https://thelogic.co/briefing/lululemon-boosts-full-year-outlook-on-strong-holiday-sales-and-china-growth/

By Catherine McIntyre | Dec 6, 2024

Briefing

BlackRock expands private-credit business with US$12B purchase of HPS

https://thelogic.co/briefing/blackrock-expands-private-credit-business-with-us12b-purchase-of-hps/

By Catherine McIntyre | Dec 3, 2024

VCs are on edge as Trump’s tariffs spook Canada’s startups

https://thelogic.co/news/trump-tariffs-canada-investors-startups/

By Catherine McIntyre | Dec 2, 2024

Industry leaders expect startup investment to slow and talent to move south in the face of a 25 per cent import tariff.

A succession tsunami is about to hit Canada hard

https://thelogic.co/news/business-succession-plan-crisis/

By Catherine McIntyre | Nov 29, 2024

Over 70% of Canada’s 1.2 million small-business owners plan to retire in the next decade, but 91% don’t have a succession plan. That leaves $2 trillion of assets hanging in the balance.