Gathered together in the Chicago boardroom of global management consulting firm Oliver Wyman, they sit in a circle, in silence, eyes closed.
There’s a dictum among business journalists that media and communications companies are the worst at what they’re supposed to do best: communicate.
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“This is the future site of the Total upgrader,” says Anne Brown, pointing at a map on the table. “It would be
Despite the fact that a majority of Toronto seniors are immigrants, diversity is diluted at the dinner tables of many nursing homes.
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The front door of the Lower Similkameen Indian Band office swings open every few minutes with a visitor or a band member.
Universal health care is part of Canada’s identity, but the lack of care in our rural and Aboriginal communities leaves some feeling
Kathleen Rosenberg*, a practical nurse with six years experience, gets angry while she tells me about a patient of hers. “I have