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01.Reflecting
pot luck economy /,pet’slək/There’s bound to be trouble when the word “friend” has become a verb. Some people quiver at the sight of…
More02.Engaging
When Proust Met CraigFrench author Marcel Proust is famous for his gentle remembrance of things past, his eponymous character-revealing questionnaire… and his love…
More03.Discovering
BunzStarting in Toronto, Bunz is an online community that began as a Facebook group for those looking to trade items…
More04.Discovering
Apps for the sharing economyCars WAZE Waze is a navigation, mapping, traf c and parking tool that collects data from the app’s users to…
More05.Disrupted
Stopping the PressThe pre-digital policy of journalism for Canadians by Canadians has been disrupted. ARE WE MERELY PASSING THROUGH A TURBULENT TRANSITION…
More06.Cultivation
Bedrock: Airbnb shakes things upDON NEWMAN IN CONVERSATION WITH AARON ZIFKIN AIRBNB’S COUNTRY MANAGER FOR CANADA Airbnb has revolutionized the way we live —…
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The Ideas of MayIn what is by now a familiar refrain, voters in the United Kingdom have unceremoniously bucked the received wisdom of…
More08.Crisis
Brand wagon: Burnishing your personal brandYour individual brand can be a critical differentiator – for better and for worse. Once upon a time, it mattered…
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Social media in crisisEveryone has people in their personal and professional lives whose opinion they value more than others. A number of variables…
More10.Transforming
Evolution of a crisisIn an age of chronic disruption, crises have become more common – and complex. For all of the social media…
More11.Stirring
World, InterruptedWe live in a world of disruption. In 2017, we seem to lurch from one international crisis to the next, led by…
More12.Politics
Follow the leader: Mid-term mandate for the LiberalsThe real test for every new government is knowing when to pivot while class is still in session. The election…
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