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A Man’s First Distraction

I’ve come to believe that if you want to understand human history properly, you don’t start with wars or politics…

2 months ago

When Silence Speaks

Darren wasn’t burned out in the dramatic sense where a man slams a laptop shut and storms off like he’s…

2 months ago

The Ignored NHL Playoff Problem

I swear I'm not going back at writing regularly about hockey, but as a long time hockey fan, there are…

2 months ago

Small Kindness, Big Impact

There’s an interesting pattern I’ve seen over the years, both in conversation and observation. People often speak about the world…

2 months ago

Anti-Intellectualism: When Politics Turns Into Performance

Arlene Dickinson is one of Canada’s most respected business leaders, known for her sharp insight, straight talk, and ability to…

2 months ago

The Walk That Keeps Power Honest

There’s something about the phrase “floor crossing” that makes it sound like a scandal waiting to happen. Like someone snuck…

2 months ago

The Hardest Goodbye, The Clearest Choice

“But what made you choose Quebec over British Columbia, Alberta, or anywhere else in Canada?” Since we decided to leave…

2 months ago

The Rare Kind of Political Voice

I’ve never been one to plant a flag and defend it to the bitter end when it comes to politics.…

2 months ago

Stirring the Pot of a Good Life

If life came with an instruction manual, most of us would lose it somewhere between “How to Assemble Dreams” and…

2 months ago

The Trade We Never Noticed

When I grew up, gas was cheap enough that nobody treated a Sunday drive like a financial decision. Even with…

2 months ago