Maclean’s @ Sheridan: Amber MacArthur’s 60-second solution
Entrepreneur Amber MacArthur explains how she expanded her personal brand into a full-fledged business, in 60 seconds.
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Angelyn Francis
Angelyn is a former video producer at Maclean’s who made explainers on everything from NAFTA and Bombardier to marijuana slang and coffee. She also takes photos, and writes, on occasion, about culture, race, music and gender.
Maclean’s @ Sheridan: Shauna-Kay Jones’s 60-second solution
Shauna-Kay Jones, co-founder of Motify, an app for students with autism, walks us through accomplishing goals as a new startup, in 60 seconds.
Maclean’s @ Sheridan: Matthew Zarrillo’s 60-second solution
Matthew Zarrillo started his information technology management company while he was still a student. He explains how students helped him expand his business after graduation, in 60 seconds.
Maclean’s @ Sheridan: Lia Tsotsos’s 60-second solution
Lia Tsotsos shares step-by-step how to develop a new elder recreation program from start to finish in 60 seconds.
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Should we still have Daylight Saving Time?
There are a few Canadian areas that opt out of daylight saving time, should the rest of the country follow suit?
Hadiya Roderique on the gender pay gap from the law firm to academia
Former Bay Street lawyer and now PhD candidate Hadiya Roderique shares her experience with the gender pay gap.
Diana Matheson on the pay gap in women’s sports
Diana Matheson, a veteran of Canada’s women’s national soccer team, talks about the pay gap between men’s and women’s teams in soccer and across all sports.
Canadian women on the gender pay gap, and how we can fix it
It’s 2018 and on average, women working full-time in Canada still make 26 per cent less than men. These women have ideas on how to fix it.
Rona Ambrose on being a woman in politics
Former Leader of the Opposition Rona Ambrose talks about what it was like being a woman on Parliament Hill.