“It’s your fault!” “No, you’re the one who…!” Sound familiar? If you’ve spent any amount of time around children, you’ve likely heard these words or something like them many times. Unfortunately, children aren’t the only ones who get caught up in this blame game. We can’t seem to outgrow the reflex, and it shows up […]
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Today we observe Canada’s first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a national holiday implemented in response to one of the 94 Calls to Action of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC). In the spirit of reconciliation, I would like to start this post by acknowledging that I live and work on the
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When the COVID pandemic forced us into lockdown more than six months ago, it was the obvious things that hit me first – not being able to go out, to shake hands, to hug my grandsons, to visit my mother. I spent most of my online time reading the news, tracking the numbers, looking for
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As we begin to recover from the initial shock of COVID-19 and physical isolation, I see more and more people turning their thoughts to what will happen after: Will we return to business as usual? Or will we take this opportunity to create a more just and resilient society? Can we find hope in these
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As travel budgets get tighter, technology gets better, and we connect more and more across the country and the world, online meetings have become a regular part of doing business. When setting up online meetings, we often make the mistake of treating them the same way as in-person meetings. But online meetings have their own
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Well, today I strike out on my own, leaving my Intersol colleagues to continue on their way while I take a different path. It feels strange after so many years, yet I know this is the right choice, and the right time, for me. Why make this change so late in my career? I could
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