This article explores the relative values of developing your strengths or working on your weaknesses and examines which you might choose to emphasize.... read more
This article explores the context, nature and requirements for a “Green New Deal” for Canada. (Jeremy Rifkin is the author of The Green New Deal: Why the Fossil Fuel Civilization Will Collapse by 2028, and the... read more
Bill Curry reports on the Canadian portion of the USMCA ratification process, the “new NAFTA,” the updated trade agreement among Canada, Mexico and the USA, noting modest changes to the twenty-five-year-old North American Free Trade... read more
This article examines some of the initiatives that Starbucks is taking to address climate change and goes on to explore some of the reasons for these moves. In an associated February 18 story entitled Tim... read more
This article explores the benefits of keeping people involved and informed and the increased challenges of doing so as more and more people work remotely.... read more
This article outlines a strategy of developing two different outlines for any presentation – one a detailed written outline to ensure your thoughts are complete and a second one just outlining key points in order... read more
This article examines the impact that automation and artificial intelligence (AI) are having on the number and nature of jobs at Canada’s banks.... read more
In a play on the word, Sandinistas (a socialist faction in 1970s Nicaragua), Lawrence Martin lists the pluses and minuses of the “Sandernistas,” devoted followers of self-described democratic socialist Bernie Sanders in their quest to... read more
Gary Mason lists the reasons he supports Alberta’s proposed legislation that would impose fines and/or prison sentences on protestors who disrupt “critical infrastructure.”... read more
Carly Weeks reports on the strategy of self-isolation, one of the latest measures Canadian officials are taking in response to the coronavirus outbreak.... read more
