The standard toolkit for the ambitious Canadian professional has been predictable. Spreadsheets, SWOT analyses, maybe a Myers-Briggs result tucked into your LinkedIn bio. But as we navigate a professional landscape that feels more automated than ever, a new kind of data is showing up in the boardrooms of King West
Brittany P. I’m staring at a blank page, unsure whether I want to revisit the decade behind me or let myself drift into imagining the one approaching. Maybe both feel equally heavy. Maybe neither feels fully mine yet. Turning 30 in 2026 is strange, deeply strange. At this age, nothing
2016 was that time before we treated The Algorithm like some angry deity we needed to appease. The social in social media meant something. Here in 2026, Instagram is a completely different beast than it was a decade ago. This 2016 trend blazing across social media feeds has been a
Netflix and the Duffer Brothers have used Stranger Things to capture and hold the public’s attention in a way never before seen with a television show. But was this a masterfully executed marketing play that was fumbled at the one yard line? There are too many shows. I’m old
Boston is one of those places that everybody needs to visit. The city is like that person you meet that instantly becomes a good friend. It’s fun, easy, accessible, good looking, with a reassuring maturity and deep experience. Plus, as we’ve learned recently, it’s a lovely winter getaway. Boston Frostival
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