Feature: Exploring What is Resiliency with Dr. Robyne Hanley Dafoe

Statutory holiday gaps between New Year’s and Easter used to span four brutal months. You’re living in Lloydminster in 2005. Your neighbor across the street has Family Day off because they’re on the Alberta side. You’re working because you’re on the Saskatchewan side. Same town, different province, seventeen years of watching half the town celebrate…

Shane Hewitt speaks with Michel Juneau-Katsuya, former Asia-Pacific chief at the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, about the evolving face of global conflict. Instead of battlefield clashes, today’s great powers are waging wars through economics, strategy, and corporate influence. The conversation unpacks how nations like China and Russia are reshaping alliances, leveraging time as a strategic…

A massive AWS service failure rippled across the internet, freezing critical tools and exposing how dependent modern life is on a handful of cloud providers. Handy Andy Baryer breaks down what likely failed behind the scenes, why cascading dependencies crippled so many big-name companies, and how redundancy sometimes isn’t as redundant as it sounds. Learn…

2003 nostalgia is running at full speed, and not just the fun parts. Every high school kid outside a Starbucks is wearing Ed Hardy. Limp Bizkit is huge with teenagers who weren’t alive for it. Disposable cameras are showing up at weddings. The aesthetic is back, right down to the tight branding and the boot-cut…

Shane Hewitt and Ryan O’Donnell dive into the growing role of AI in everyday life—from productivity hacks at work to the playful use of smart tools at home. They unpack both the benefits and pitfalls of using digital assistants, including the way AI can sometimes “hallucinate” or misinterpret what users want. Along the way, they…

What makes a brand win or lose trust in today’s chaotic, AI-driven world? Tony Chapman unpacks the marketing hits and flops of 2025 — and what they reveal about human connection, cultural timing, and consumer confidence. From American Apparel’s cheeky Sydney Sweeney campaign to Canadian Tire’s quiet brand power move, Chapman breaks down what resonated,…