Lessons from the Largest Law-Firm Implosion in Canadian History
The demise of Heenan Blaikie is proof that big firms need bean-counters, not visionaries, in the corner offices
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Trudeau’s Task: Managing the Ego of an Agitated President
Such meetings once were all about real, specific issues such as acid rain, softwood lumber, and beef exports. But Donald Trump doesn’t do reality
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Canadian Electoral Reform Was Never Going to Happen
Our first-past-the-post system doesn’t need to be fixed
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Lessons from a Hateful Weekend
Our spirit of tolerance must be able to withstand the waves of fear generated by terrorism and Islamophobia
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A Role Model Leaves the White House
Forget politics. Forget race. Forget partisanship. Barack Obama taught us how to be better human beings
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Why Is Joseph Boyden’s Indigenous Identity Being Questioned?
Attacking a man’s racial composition is never an entirely benign exercise
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Guilty Memories from an Anglo Montreal Childhood
Like many English speakers growing up in Quebec, I saw myself as a victim. But within our own enclaves, we often acted like bigots
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Started in the Mailroom
From war-torn Sri Lanka to Bay Street—lessons in success and diversity
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The Trumpocalypse that Destroyed Conservatism
Last night’s election result is horrifying—no matter what your position on the ideological spectrum
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A Glimpse into Shoptopia
At a high-tech Toronto confab, thirty-two-year-old Ottawa whiz kid Harley Finkelstein lays out his vision
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