Think women in Canada are guaranteed a job to return to following maternity leave? Think again. This week Jerry Agar and I debate what can be done to protect women on maternity leave, and whether being let go is a risk they should have to consider before having a child.
The Tragically Hip are embarking on their final tour, and as the country waves goodbye to it’s national treasure I share some clips from my Rolling Stone interviews with Ed Robretson of the Bare Naked Ladies and Dallas Green of City and Colour.
Six out of Canada’s top 10 employers receive government funding. Should we be happy that our public employees are treated so well, or concerned for the public funds that keep them satisfied?
Talking about Guns N’ Roses and my latest Rolling Stone story with an old friend from University.
Ad Blockers are at once considered both the saving grace and the destroyer of the internet. Here I join marketing experts from Toronto’s own Phanta Media to discuss the implications of this new reality, and how it will impact their industry.
When US companies began offering unlimited paid vacation something unusual happened, something that Canadian companies, looking to emulate the sought-after perk, are hoping to solve.
Donald Trump has been very vocal about his opposition to free trade agreements, including NAFTA and the TPP, bedrocks of the Canada/US relationship.
It’s been a lifelong dream to see my name published in Rolling Stone, a dream that I achieved in January thanks to the magazine’s founder, Jann Wenner, and a group of Dead Heads on Wall Street.