Business
Elderly Canadians and Caribbeans face rising threats from within their own families
“Family should be protection, not risk.”
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If AI can read your mind, what future awaits humanity?
“We’re handing over the tools our oppressors may use to eliminate us.”
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From production shocks to border surprises, companies must adapt fast
“Tariffs that protect the American steel industry drive up steel prices, making the overall cost unacceptable.” — Malcolm Rogers
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Dream Homes, or Deception. Six Red Flags Every Buyer Should Watch For
“They handed us paperwork, promised us the keys, and disappeared with our life savings. We believed we were purchasing a home, but we were buying into a lie.”
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From Self-Destruction to Self-Compassion: Why you Must Stop Blaming Yourself Now
“Regret is a short, evocative, and achingly beautiful word. An elegy to lost possibility even in its brief annunciation… it is a form of wisdom, a way of knowing.” David Whyte
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Ways to Create Islands of Calm in our Sea of Obligations
“We’ve internalized the traditional work ethic so deeply that rest feels like moral failure.”
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You won’t believe ai might be more emotionally intelligent than you
“Real emotional intelligence is about showing up when nothing makes sense.”
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Simons Debuts in Toronto; Where Toronto’s Heart Meets Simons’ Vision
“At Simons, we believe our spaces are places to discover, to be inspired, and to engage with fashion, Canadian art, and design.” — Bernard Leblanc, President and CEO of Simons
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TYP changed my life: Why more people need to know this program exists
“Three generations of Jamaican women. One transformative program. This is what TYP does, it changes family legacies.”
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Former employee seeks justice: Everton Sampson’s battle against Canadian Tire Corporation
“This isn’t just about me, it’s about standing up for what’s right and ensuring that no one else has to go through what I did.”
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