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For anyone planning a trip to Cape Breton, Nova Scotia know this: Cape Breton isn’t just another stop on the map—it’s a place that calls to you. With rugged coastlines, miles and miles of beaches, vibrant autumn colours, and a deep-rooted culture that fills the air with music, Cape Breton has a soul …
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This week, Jeff Bezos, owner of The Washington Post and quintessential out-of-touch billionaire, squashed an editorial endorsing Kamala Harris for president. His reasoning? We can only assume it’s because he’s afraid of Donald Trump’s wrath if Trump is successful in his second coup attempt. The …
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One of the things I love most about hosting What She Said is the incredible opportunity I get to witness, and share with you, how women continually reimagine and reinvent the world. Today’s guests come from vastly different fields, each with unique backgrounds, yet they all share one key trait: the …
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It’s Thanksgiving in Canada, and as always, I’m feeling grateful for many things—one of them being that we celebrate this holiday in October. How do Americans handle the pressure of Thanksgiving just four weeks before Christmas? No, thank you! I love this time of year when the air is crisp, the …
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Are DEI programs going away? The truth is, they've been around for much longer and will continue to have a lasting impact far beyond what many realize. Take Catalyst, for example—they've been helping companies worldwide advance fairness and DEI initiatives for 62 years. Surprised? I was too. To read …
