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Twenty minutes of magic: the timeless tradition of Christmas anticipation
Ah, the palpable excitement of being a child on Christmas morning, eagerly waiting to burst into a living room like a herd of reindeer dashing through the snow. For me, t…
By Jennifer Stewart
I can’t stop thinking about Leslie Horton’s spontaneous clapback to a vicious viewer email on live TV
Leslie Horton – a Global TV traffic reporter – was moments from going on air to do her job when she read a fresh email in her inbox. It was an uncalled-for and disgusting…
By Annette Goerner
My son died, and my heart has been shattered
He passed away from an infection he developed while undergoing in-patient chemotherapy to treat an extremely rare form of lymphoma. Lymphoma he developed from his anti-re…
By Tara Richmyre
Why I left my dream job — Nicole MacAdam
On a clear January day in my second year of university, part of my life’s path was illuminated when I walked into the student newspaper office at the University of Wester…
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Jennifer Stewart on why Taylor Swift is the feminist of our generation
Taylor Swift is Person of the Year I woke up today to news that Taylor Swift is Time's Person of the Year. I'm 39 years old, a CEO of a few companies, and a mother. By so…
By Jennifer Stewart
Better together: My daughter’s journey into female leadership at 10
How a classroom campaign sparked a lesson in leadership It was an ordinary November evening, with a seemingly typical homework task for my 10-year-old daughter. Her class…
By Jennifer Stewart
Nature is for everyone: let’s make it accessible to all
I have a confession — I’m really bad at canoeing On the surface, this doesn’t seem like an Earth-shattering revelation, but as a Coordinator of Conservation Biology with …
By Megan Quinn
What happened when I finally gave myself permission to be me
It has been about three years since I have felt like myself I have called this period a “season,” a “phase,” a “cycle.” Anything to convince myself that this, too, shall …
By Jill Clark
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