The Interview

“Technology will never replace human interaction. It’s about how to make mundane tasks more efficient, so we can focus on higher-value ones.”

"Some patients stopped treatment, overdosed and died. Those cases will always be with me.”

Canada’s first Indigenous Supreme Court justice isn’t the next Ruth Bader Ginsburg. She just wants to be herself.

“When I was a workaholic doctor, that behaviour was driven by my trauma. Nobody in medical school ever taught me about that.”

Unifor president Lana Payne wants Canadian workers to know—and get paid—what they’re worth

On Dragons’ Den, he’s known as “The Fixer.” That nickname holds true in real life, too.

Arbour has been a Supreme Court justice and the United Nations high commissioner for human rights. Now, she’s staring down her most formidable challenge yet.

The company’s first Canadian general manager is laying the groundwork for the country to become a leader in vaccine production

Her novel Station Eleven imagined a world ravaged by a pandemic long before COVID-19 existed. Now, she’s gone through one herself.

Canada’s first female ambassador to the U.S. talks Canada’s relationship with its neighbour to the south and why things aren’t as tense as they seem