As a long-time public affairs advisor, I find myself no longer able to tolerate the decades of flimsy excuses the Canadian business community offers, when it comes to explaining why there aren’t more women on their boards of directors. Sadly, no one has had the courage to call them on it, so it is now …
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Our Flag’s In Trouble I was talking to a fellow veteran the other day and asked him what he thought of the way some demonstrators in the freedom convoy in Ottawa were abusing the Canadian flag, including carrying it upside down. His answer jarred me. “Makes me wonder if the flag is becoming an endangered …
At A Time When A Weary, Disheartened World Is Looking for Leadership A Look Back At He Who Saved Democracy It’s personal, this tribute to Winston S. Churchill, one of the 20th century’s most captivating characters. I was born in 1938, on the eve of the Second World War, one cold December morning in a …
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Whenever we hear that today is a landmark anniversary of some public crisis or other, it’s logical to ask oneself, “Where was I that day?” So, where was I when the ice-storm catastrophe hit 24 years ago? As it turns out, I was working with Emergency Measures Ontario, (EMO) in its Emergency Operations Centre on …
London, Ontario, 26 December 2021– At a time when owners and players are at full voice during the baseball strike, leaving the fans, the sport’s other essential partners seemingly forgotten, a sparkling new baseball novel, SWITCH PITCHER, is giving fans a new lease on life. It’s the entertaining tale of how a totally ambidextrous pitcher, …
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