Lisa Thibodeau

A lot of startup stories begin in a garage, a dorm room, or around a kitchen table. For Emily O’Brien, her story begins in prison. 

For years, conversations about women in entrepreneurship have focused on what we supposedly lack: confidence, networks, risk tolerance, or access. Shelley Kuipers believes that conversation is backwards.

Maybe this is shameful to admit, but I go through some pretty significant reading ruts. I love reading, don't get me wrong, but I can go months without picking up a book.…

Hot flashes. Hormones. Brain fog. When Canadian director and producer Kate Green found herself navigating a range of perimenopause symptoms, she quickly realized how little women are taught about what's actually happen…

I told my story to a stranger today. Not to a close friend who already knew the characters. Not to a family member who had watched it unfold and saw the tears. To a colle…

Ask enough founders how they started, and pretty quickly you'll start to see a pattern: most of them didn't feel ready. They didn't have every detail mapped out, unlimite…

When Priya Ramsingh wrote Brown Girl in the Room, she secretly hoped readers wouldn’t still be seeing themselves in its pages nearly a decade later. But as the novel is re-released, its themes of workplace discrimination, bias, and belonging still feel as timely as ever.

With Father’s Day right around the corner (June 21 in case you forgot!), we’ve gathered some of our favourite Father’s Day gift ideas for every kind of dad.