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The eldest daughter effect: Navigating expectations and responsibilities
While I’m mostly a reader of fiction, over the years I’ve bought a dozen or so self-help books. These have titles like “How to Stop Being a People Pleaser,” “Setting B…
By Tudor Robins
I am dying of brain cancer. The kindness of Swifties changed my heart forever
Two years ago, I sat my daughter down to give her devastating news: I had brain cancer, and my life would be cut short. We had to move cities to be closer to fam…
By Jennifer Mihill
Recovery is not weakness: Redefining addiction and courage
The dichotomy of my recovery from alcoholism — being both my greatest accomplishment and a source of stigma that silences me — is deeply confusing. Here’s why. I am An…
By Annie Wiggins
Women are quietly quitting – and I am one of them
Robyn graduating in 2023 from her MBA program. It happened to me. I got worn down. The burnout caught me off guard, seemed to come out of nowhere, and poof – that was …
By Robyn Berman
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A journey of sacrifice and connection
Like most business owners, I worked hard to get to where I am as a Senior Wealth Advisor at CIBC, and I pride myself on the successful practice I’ve built. It reflects de…
By Karen Shea
Chappell Roan vs. the Internet: The fight for women who set boundaries
Chappell Roan @ Hollywood Palladium – Photo by Justin Higuchi If you’ve been anywhere on the internet lately, you may find it hard to escape the news surrounding Chapp…
By Sabrina Barkdoll
Reflecting on Persons Day: We may be people, but are women really equal?
Today marks a significant anniversary in Canada: the 95th celebration of Persons Day. This historic day commemorates the 1929 decision that finally recognized wo…
By Lisa Thibodeau
Why getting my name right matters
I have a complicated relationship with my name. Tudor. It’s different, right? You probably don’t have a friend named Tudor. In my younger years I accepted that p…
By Tudor Robins
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