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Lisa Thibodeau
I wanted one last adventure with my daughter before she grew up. It took us 402 km down the Yukon River
I am not a paddler or an outdoor person. My idea of a great vacation is sitting by a pool reading a book. So you might wonder how I found myself on a canoe trip with my daughter and nine other women, a 402-kilometre journey down the Yukon River.
By Kendra MacDonald
Could women investors help solve Canada’s housing crisis? One Ottawa development is betting on it
There is no shortage of talk about how much housing Canada needs right now. We need more homes, more rental units and more people willing to put money behind getting them built. This is where Jennifer Miller says there is an untapped opportunity for women to step up.
By Lisa Thibodeau
Arinn Young got her second chance on the court – and never looked back
Arinn Young went from a devastating knee injury to becoming a Team Canada wheelchair basketball star. Now, she’s competing for gold on home soil.
By Lisa Wallace
Sydney Sweeney’s new betting ad reinforces everything women in sports are fighting against
Over the past few days, the sport and gambling worlds have collided in an Olympic-size reaction to a new ad launched by online betting platform Novig. You’ve probably seen it…it’s pretty hard to miss.
By Alexandra Schella
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A new stage for Annabelle Cloutier: From taking the leap to leading the NAC
Annabelle Cloutier reflects on the career leap that led her to the National Arts Centre and what she’s learning as she takes on its top job.
By Lisa Thibodeau
Can you trust the labels on your clothes? What “Made in Canada” and “sustainable” really mean
We’re paying more attention to where our money goes these days. But when a label says “Made in Canada,” “sustainable” or “ethically sourced,” how much can we actually trust it?
By Emma Caplan-Fisher
How to lead as a woman living with a chronic condition
Over the past 10 years I’ve been on a balancing, high-wire act: how to be transparent, open and at times vulnerable about my chronic condition while also leading a national health-charity as a female CEO.
By Laura Syron
How to use AI to help write your board resume
Your board resume should tell someone pretty quickly what you bring to the table. The tricky part, however, can be figuring out how to capture all of that on paper, espec…
By Women Get On Board
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