We’ve all been there: you open your inbox and find an ask from your boss. There’s a big stakeholder meeting and you are tasked to present. The questions begin flooding your mind. Where do I begin? What will I say? How much time do I have? What will others think…

And what the feds can do about it. — If you’re Canadian and traveling abroad, you will need to complete the government’s ArriveCan app to re-enter the country. The problem: the app is not accessible. For digital natives and those with high levels of mobile tech literacy, completing the questions will be a breeze. For those who find mobile…

I’ve been trying to understand the actions of Justin Trudeau responding to the Freedom Convoy protests in February. The Prime Minister decided to deploy the Emergencies Act to end the protests, giving government and law enforcement sweeping new powers. The decision was put to a vote in the House of…

And what do we do about long-form content that some may deem offensive? Ask a few people their opinions on Joe Rogan and you’ll receive a dozen answers: “He’s probably the best podcaster ever.” He’s good but, I don’t agree with him on…” “He’s a piece of trash.” After over…

Protesting in February against lockdown measures comes as no surprise to me. The months are cold and dark, and the feelings of social isolation are heightened by government restrictions and lockdown measures. Some just are at wits’ end. Spurred by vaccine mandates, truckers made the trek across Canada, fighting for…

The few years before 2020 are hard for many (e.g., myself) to remember, but these years represented a shift in thinking for the Democratic Party. More Americans were calling for large-scale investments in clean energy to avoid a climate catastrophe. And, many more were also concerned about the social welfare…

It goes without saying that Joe Biden and the Democrats probably wished for a better first year in office. Without getting into specifics, the Dems have run into countless challenges: setting aside a Senate split right down the middle, and a conservative-leaning Supreme Court, the President has failed to pass…

In January 2021, approximately 2,500 protesters stormed Capitol Hill. The casualties included four rioters, and Capitol police officer Brian Sicknick, who was assaulted and later died of a stroke. As well, four officers who defended Capitol Hill later died by suicide. While the 2020 Presidential Election was the most divisive…

I am a big proponent of New Years Resolutions, which I’ve written about here. Pushing my limits and working on the person I aspire to be excites me. My goals build on the previous year: Invest more money. Read more books. Go out more. Everything was more. But why was…