What we think

Over her more than 25-year career, Dona witnessed significant technological shifts, from 35mm film to nonlinear editing. Despite these changes, she remains grounded, understanding that "information and technology changes every six months. You have to be used to the insecurity and you'll never be ahead of it."

The rapid success of the Kickstarter campaign for the film project 'Enkidu', as highlighted by Angel, underscores the power of community-driven funding. Within hours of launching, the campaign reached its initial goal, a testament to the strong network of supporters eager to see the project come to life.

Shiny Happy People As a "fan" of reality TV Shows and the ensuing trainwrecks, I was aware of the Duggar Family. Aware in the sense that...

When it comes to growing your business, standing out in a crowded marketplace is no small feat. You might be wondering, how do I cut...

In a world dominated by Big Tech giants like Google, Meta, and Amazon, a quiet digital rebellion is brewing north of the border. Two rising Canadian platforms, Search.inc and Gander Social, aim to challenge the status quo and reshape how we interact with the internet.

Marketing is going through a bit of an identity crisis caught between cultural relevance, brand safety, and audience expectations. The Jaguar controversy and Sydney Sweeney backlash are both examples of how the stakes are higher than ever when brands try to ride the wave of pop culture, identity, or activism and sometimes wipe out hard.

In a world where financial advice often feels like a maze of jargon and spreadsheets, Canopyra.com emerges as a breath of fresh air—bringing clarity, simplicity, and empowerment to Canadians seeking control over their financial future.

Were you born between 1970 and 1996? Have you seen your Ontario vaccine card in a while? You know, the yellow one with all the important vaccines you got as a baby? We are talking pertussis, Measles tetanus, diphtheria and all the other vaccines included in the T-dap, the vaccines that kept all the Gen-Xs covered as kids. Due to the measles outbreak in Ontario, you might want to dig that yellow slip of paper out and review the contents.