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Q: I used to own a REIT called INN . A play on the Canadian tourism industry . I did quite well on it and sold it for a tidy profit when they were bought out . With our southern neighbors rapidly approaching " Most Hated Nation " status coupled with their currently well publicized Gestapo tactics at the border resulting in travel alerts in at least five countries ..... I am curious in what ways I can invest in the Canadian tourism industry ? On social media I am reading a lot of European and Aussie tourists are planning trips to Canada instead of the U.S. .... Any suggestions of an approach to investing in Canadian tourism ? I am looking for Canada " only " options . If there are no " Canada " options how about Europe ? Not interested in any company that even uses U.S. airspace..... I'm an " Elbows Up " Canucklehead .....

Of course one other concern is Trump throwing the world into recession and the travel industry suffering as a result. Could 5i comment on that thesis as well ? ..... Thanks for your terrific service .....
Read Answer Asked by Garth on April 17, 2025
Q: Hi there, in the context of unintended consequences I find that Roots shareholders may benefit in the near to mid term. Closing stores(unfortunately appears to help their business model profitability) and having their new D.C. (e-commerce channel)become more reliable and more efficient is beneficial. Strong brand and quality product all looking good. Is their balance sheet and liquidity strong enough to come out the other end of the Covid crisis? Thx Chris
Read Answer Asked by Chris on June 01, 2020
Q: just wondering which 2 out of the group would you suggest for tax loss selling?
Read Answer Asked by matthew on October 02, 2018
Q: whats your overall thoughts on retail in Canada in general? all these retail names have expeirenced sizable pull backs, and are looking more attractive now. is the strength of the consumer that large of a threat?
Read Answer Asked by matthew on September 25, 2018
Q: Patrick Horan was on BNN yesterday morning. He indicated that he had done considerable DD when deciding whether or not to participate in the IPO. Recognizing that the retail sector is tough these days, his conclusion was that $12 was too expensive, however, if it subsequently dropped to $10, he would be much more interested as there certainly is value at this price. Your thoughts?
Read Answer Asked by karl on October 26, 2017