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Another day, another tariff announcement. How many times have you heard the expression, “throw out the playbook” in the past, say, two months? It’s the new, “let’s circle back on that later”. In fact, it’s probably just the evolution of the ‘circle back’ phrase. Circling back suggested that maybe something
November 25, 2024 |By Alan Findlay and Lloyd Rang Note: This blog’s original post can be found at Curious Public. It is a collaboration with Curious Public’s brilliant president Lloyd. It is not a question of “if” you will be the victim of a cyberattack, but when. And when it
I’d like to make a pitch for bringing communications into the room when your company or government department is developing new programs or policies. Some leaders do this religiously. Many don’t. Those who don’t have likely rolled out a brilliant new product or program to the public and watched it
There is no single path to telling a particular story well. The same basic narrative can be a quick, unadorned trip from A to B or an elaborate journey with fresh perspectives along the way. This can make getting started a daunting prospect. As a storyteller, you can stand paralyzed
Much ink and air time has been expended this past week over the threat from Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre to blacklist CTV journalists. The CTV, by its own admission, incorrectly, and irresponsibly, edited Mr. Poillievre’s remarks in a way that altered their meaning. Being the subject of critical media
Al’s favourite projects are ones that repurpose something discarded to give it new life. Douglas Fir – rock-hard and blue-brown from spending years underwater at a dam site and soaking in the minerality of the Montreal River – is now a harvest table for friends in Muskoka. Scrap pieces of
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