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Jun 8, 2022 · Matthew Lau is an adjunct scholar at the Fraser Institute and writes regularly for the Financial Post. His writing covers a wide range of subjects, including fiscal policy, economic theory, climate change, and government regulation.
Matthew Lau. Producer. Writer. IMDbPro Starmeter See rank. Matthew Lau is known for Intelligence (2014), Manifest (2018) and Wisdom of the Crowd (2017). Add photos, demo reels.
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Is Canada systemically racist? – Matthew Lau, chapter author for The 1867 Project. Watch on. Previous I know what identity politics does to a nation: I’m from Lebanon – Rima Azar. Next Four academic doctrines destroying Canada – Bruce Pardy.
Jun 21, 2023 · Matthew Lau: The myth of systemic racism in Canada. Statistical analysis reveals that white people do not have an unfair advantage over minorities. Special to National Post. Published Jun 21,...
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Matthew Lau is an American television director and producer best known for his work on the shows Manifest, Wisdom of the Crowd, Intelligence, and Chuck. Lau worked as a writer and supervising producer for the police procedural series Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders.
Lau's writing career began in 2005, when he wrote his first and only episode for the hit police procedural drama series CSI: NY. He then continued to write, edit, and produce episodes for multiple TV shows, such as Vanished, Chuck, Intelligence, and Covert Affairs, before eventually being hired as a writer and supervising producer for Criminal Mind...
Lau has written the following episodes:
•Season One
•"Citizens of the World"
•Season Two
•"Cinderella and the Dragon
•"Abominable"
For an up-to-date filmography, see here.
Matthew Lau is an American producer and writer. He is a producer and writer of NBC 's Manifest .
Mar 31, 2017 · Matthew Lau, a financial analyst by trade and adjunct scholar with the Fraser Institute, writes a weekly column for the Financial Post editorial page in the National Post. His writing...
