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Today

Are computer outages killing your reputation?

by Yogi Schulz | Mar 21, 2023

The best practice is to plan for as many failure scenarios as conceivable

How to help your child read better

by Chelsea Novak | Mar 21, 2023
Feds dish out $198 million in bonuses in 2022 – so far

by Ryan Thorpe | Mar 21, 2023
Bishop Grandin was a hero of early Manitoba

by Brian Giesbrecht | Mar 21, 2023
How David Johnston became the wrong choice for special rapporteur

by Michael Taube | Mar 21, 2023
University professors should just say no to oil and gas divestment

by Gina Pappano | Mar 20, 2023

China–brokered deal between Iran and Saudi Arabia catches world by surprise

by Rashid Husain Syed

A new crude oil bloc seems to be taking shape, apparently at the cost to the U.S. and the West

The five Ps of a successful job search strategy

by Nick Kossovan

Positioning, Process, Persistence, Presentation, Personality

Canada Revenue Agency raking in more taxes due to shrinkflation

by Sylvain Charlebois

It is unacceptable that, with “shrinkflation, consumers get less and are taxed more

ChatGPT no reason to move away from traditional teaching

by Michael Zwaagstra

ChatGPT is an impressive tool, but it is just that – a tool

MPs take pay raise same day they take more from taxpayers

by Franco Terrazzano

Politicians don’t deserve pay raises while making life unaffordable for Canadians

Seven ways to exit your business

by David Fuller

Preparation and marketing are key to selling any business

Hyundai Palisade Ultimate Calligraphy offers a lot for the price

by Dale Johnson

Updated for 2023 with a new dashboard, steering wheel, air vents, front grille, lights and bumpers

How generative AI is changing the future of customer service

The transition from overworked customer service staff to AI will happen quickly

Researcher assessing ripple effects of rodent disease

by Bev Betkowski

Protecting vital wildlife could also reduce health risks for nature-loving humans

Alberta inactive assets trial balloon shot down

by Bill Whitelaw

Cleaning up inactive assets continues to hang over the energy sector like a dark cloud

We are in the foothills of a Third World War

by Simon Bennett

If history tells us anything, it is that regional conflicts spread

Michael Caine is still going strong at 90

Picking favourites from Caine’s extensive film catalogue is a challenging proposition