What you need to know about entrepreneurship
Owning a business is usually very hard work. We don’t have one boss – we have many…
The sky is always falling in Mark Carney’s world
Why should we believe a man who showed disdain for Brexit and who incorporates his wife's political agenda into his work as a leading global economist?…
Acura RDX interface just alienates driver
Honda hasn’t lost the ability to build nice driveability. Ignore the shifter and interface and the 2020 RDX is still reasonably pleasant to drive…
A-to-Z strategies for building collaboration
It takes ongoing teamwork to produce innovative, cost effective and targeted products and services…
Increasing immigration increases prosperity
A more open immigration policy is one of the easiest ways a government can increase economic freedom, improve growth and cut poverty…
Canada’s dairy sector faces uncertain future
The dairy industry is slowly being trampled by a wave of consumers who see it as only one of many options, for a variety of reasons…
Make Frontier the cleanest oil sands project it can be
Allowing the project to proceed – responsibly, with best available environmental practices – really is in the national interest…
Trade show tricks, tips … and traps
You need a clear marketing strategy, prepared staff, the correct giveaways, quick follow-up on leads and plenty of energy…
The power of a good question
A really good question is fuel for our reflection, awareness and insight. We like to solve our own problems and good questions invite us to do that…
Manage your customers and your business will thrive
If an entrepreneur wants to manage their business and increase their profits, they need to focus on three types of customers…
Making a commitment to common humanity
We may have different opinions, alliances, ideals, languages, skin colours, gender preferences. These are simply characteristics that add variety to life…
Wet’suwet’en protests create a national tipping point
The duties of Aboriginal title and the general public awareness of climate science have combined to create a sense that enough is enough…
Too many fault lines in digital voting process
The shambles of the Iowa caucuses reconfirms that electronic voting is still a long way off…
ShutDownCanada claims are spurious and harmful
This isn’t a genuine movement for social justice. These are outsiders exploiting a division within one First Nation in the hope of creating chaos…
The loss of a giant in Canadian journalism
Christie Blatchford was fearless, forthright and feisty to the day she took her final breath…
