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David Milstead
StaffReporterInstitutional Investment ReporterToronto, Canada
dmilstead@globeandmail.com

David Milstead is a reporter for The Globe and Mail. A business journalist since 1994, David began writing for The Globe and Mail in 2009.

David is an Oberlin College graduate, and passed the Level I exam in the Chartered Financial Analyst program in December 2007. He has also worked for the the Rocky Mountain News in Denver and the Wall Street Journal.

27

Years in Journalism

13

Years at The Globe and Mail

David Milstead abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct

Latest articles

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Ontario Teachers Pension Plan CEO aims for a bolder, ‘entrepreneurial’ future
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Public Sector Pension Investment Board posts best year in past decade
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Advisory firms recommend shareholders reject BlackBerry executive pay
inside the market
High-flying tech stock, and a decades-old steelmaker, among new additions to TSX Composite
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CPPIB expands bet on Colorado fracking by joining new venture
opinion
Air Canada bonuses business as usual for the executive suite
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David Milstead
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Air Canada’s senior executives to return 2020 bonuses over ‘public disappointment’
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Trudeau and Freeland blast Air Canada over executive bonuses
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Air Canada granted special stock awards and $10-million in bonuses while negotiating government bailout
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Regulators now equipped to crack down on misleading financial metrics
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Chartwell unitholders support board, push back on work force challenge
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CPPIB posted record 20-per-cent return last year but missed external benchmark
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CUPE report calls for third-party review, alleges underperformance by pension fund manager OMERS
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Chartwell gets mixed grades from proxy advisory services over bonus payouts during COVID-19 pandemic
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Brookfield sells US$13-billion in assets in first quarter as CEO calls for ‘harvesting’
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Flexible reporting standards mean investors know little about when companies used emergency wage subsidies
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Wage subsidies were meant to preserve jobs. In many cases, the $110.6-billion response padded bottom lines
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Long-term care home operators paid 2020 bonuses to top executives amid COVID-19 pandemic
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Brookfield sells $1.25-billion of West Fraser Timber shares as lumber prices soar
opinion
On executive compensation, CEOs’ pandemic sacrifices cost them very little
David Milstead
David Milstead