By Angus Gillespie Since 1982, the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business (CCAB) has been the leading voice and the backbone for creating improved relationships between mainstream corporate [...]

I’ve been working in open source for more than 12 years and never could have predicted the $34 billion acquisition of Red Hat by IBM. Frankly, it makes me concerned for the open source ecosystem. [...]

I remember my first coaching job as the head coach of a hockey team in Dollard des Ormeaux, Quebec. It was 1986. The team was made up of players between the ages of fifteen and sixteen years old. [...]

A recent graduate was hired to work in a large bank’s telemarketing centre to find new clients. He was given lists of new company registrations to contact and told that the basic reason for a [...]

There are plenty of awards given out to recognize employers, some that are evaluated independently, and some awards where staff submits their responses to questionnaires. So what does it take to [...]

Many sports federations see travel management expertise as a service that’s nice to have, but not essential. However, this approach means that they miss out on working with specialists who can [...]

A CAUTIONARY TALE ON THE TAX TREATMENT OF PERSONAL-USE PROPERTY One of my clients, Ricky, lost his wife, Joan, to cancer three years ago (names have been changed to protect their privacy). They [...]

If you are like most people, whether you are currently unemployed or leaving your current position to look for a new one, this can be incredibly overwhelming and stressful. Finding a new job, or [...]

It would be quite easy to surmise that life has come full circle for Randy Ambrosie, who is just finishing up his second successful season as commissioner of the Canadian Football League. The [...]

Back in 1996 I was in an arena in Calgary and I saw something I had never seen before. All the ice rinks I had played in, and coached in, had gas operated ice resurfacing machines. But for the [...]