People

The Mi’kmaq people of Sipekne’katik First Nation: under attack for more than a month

Ivy KnightOctober 23, 2020

The Mi’kmaq people of Sipekne’katik First Nation, in Nova Scotia, have been under attack for more than a month by local commercial fishermen, who have committed multiple acts of terrorism.... Read More...

Write a Cookbook, Save Your Soul

Ivy KnightOctober 18, 2020

A cookbook can be a way to put a piece of you out in the world, to share your vision and tell your story. 2020 has become a year for soul searching, a time to contemplate all the hustles available. How do you sustain your brand while the world rebuilds? ... Read More...

SIAL Canada’s 17th Edition: Wrapping up an Exceptional Year!

SUSTAIN EditorialOctober 14, 2020

The 17th edition of the International Food & Beverage Tradeshow (SIAL Canada) and its section for the equipment and technology sectors (SET Canada) was 100% virtual this year, allowing the industry to come together and do business despite the restrictions in place, and, this extraordinary edition ended on a remarkably successful note!... Read More...

‘Peace by Chocolate’ tells a story with release of new book

Caeli MazaraOctober 14, 2020

On October 6, Goose Lane Editions released Jon Tattrie’s latest book, Peace by Chocolate: The Hadhad Family’s Remarkable Journey from Syria to Canada. In the an... Read More...

How women are changing the face of Canada’s union leadership

The ConversationSeptember 3, 2020

The typical union member in Canada is actually a woman who works in the public sector. She may be a teacher, a nurse, an office clerk at city hall or a mail carrier. All of these jobs are more likely to be unionized than those in the majority-male manufacturing, warehousing or construction sectors. ... Read More...