This book is full of good advice, instructive case studies, inspiring quotes, and important questions to ask yourself about your work, relationships, and life. Success and happiness aren't about dramatic change―they're about finding out what works for you.
For the first time in history, there are up to five generations sharing workplaces. Such diversity is a powerful force multiplier for good, if we debunk the stereotypes and know how to unlock it.
Saskatchewan is quite a unique place and there is something for everyone in this book. Surprising facts, funny town names, anecdotes, movie filming locations, notable people and so much more are featured.
Essays and interviews push the conversation about accessibility beyond policy papers and compliance checklists to show how disabled people are already creating more inclusive spaces in cities of all sizes.
Reder critiques ways of approaching Indigenous texts that are informed by the Western academic tradition and offers instead a new way of theorizing Indigenous literature based on the Indigenous practice of life writing.
Critiques the inner workings of Canada’s six major banks: how they are set up to avoid competing with one another, evade risk, stifle innovation, enrich executives and shareholders - all to the detriment of the broader Canadian economy.
Renzetti explores numerous issues such as an increasingly hostile world deterring young women from seeking roles in public life: the disparity in pay, wealth, and savings, and the inadequacy of access to health care and reproductive justice.
Explores the catch of “green power” and digital technology – manufacturing computers, cell phones, EVs, et al, demands skyrocketing amounts of lithium, copper, cobalt, and other materials – and provides a compelling glimpse into this disturbing yet potentially promising frontier.
Research shows that people with a sense of calling are more productive and motivated than their peers, but are also more prone to physical, mental, and spiritual exhaustion. Molloy identifies methods to transform your work, relationships, and life.
Provides a basic understanding of the scope of digital transformation and addresses a wide scale of important aspects affected, including competition and trade policy and the impact of robotization on labour market policy.
In 2021, Obsidian Theatre engaged 21 writers to create ten-minute monodramas responding to the question “What is the future of Blackness?” It was an experiment to create many visions of possibilities and uplift Black artists in the process.
Follows the history of universal health care through the life of Canadian politician Tommy Douglas, identifying the pivotal moments and decisions that led to the establishment of Medicare in Canada.
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