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EPISODE 15: Dr. Pamela Palmater is an award-winning Mi’kmaw lawyer, author and social justice activist from Eel River Bar First Nation who has worked to advance native education, sovereignty and nation-building for the past 25 years. Pam is Chair of Indigenous Governance at Ryerson University, but she’s also a respected podcast host, a blogger, and her latest book - Warrior Life: Indigenous Resistance and Resurgence – has just been published. In this episode, she talks to Jen and Catherine about the importance of her family in fueling her activism, the systemic racism she has battled her entire life, but also the very real hope she feels for the future.
EPISODE 14: Susan Delacourt is one of Canada’s best known political journalists. The author of four bestselling books, Susan is currently the National Columnist for the Toronto Star, but her remarkable career has seen her reporting from Parliament Hill for The Globe and Mail, the National Post, The Ottawa Citizen and ipolitics, covering every major Canadian political event for most of the past four decades, and winning awards and accolades along the way. Catherine and Jen speak with Susan about sexism and female journalists, her favourite political encounter, and… of course… the US election results.
EPISODE 13: Carole Saab is the President and CEO of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, an organization which serves as the national voice of 2,000 municipalities across Canada. Carole was involved in student politics and worked on Parliament Hill before joining FCM, eventually becoming the first female leader in its 119 year history. In this conversation, she talks openly with Jen and Catherine about leaning in to your ambitions, dreaming big and the power of kindness.
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