Mark Myers’ new movie at Hot Docs celebrates the 50th anniversary of the CN Tower, Toronto’s most notable landmark. The Tower That Built A City explores how the tourist attraction supported telecommunications and influenced Toronto’s growth.
Cam Gordon unpacks what happened behind the scenes in his new book, Track Changes: The Origin Story of Canadian Music on the Internet (1990-2010). It’s filled with in-depth research and rare insider stories.
Sullivan’s Crossing is truly a special show and Andrea Menard is at the helm as Edna Cranebear. Whether she’s looking out for Maggie (Morgan Kohan) or managing a crisis, she’s always generous and reliable.
It was great to talk to Canadian advertising legend Ron Tite! To kickstart our conversation, he shared some practical applications of comedy in the corporate world. We wrapped up by playing a fun game called “What’s The Purpose?” inspired by his new book, The Purpose Of Purpose!
Amanda Goetz is a marketing executive turned entrepreneur and one of my favourite people to follow. I’m excited to celebrate her book launch and share my conversation with the queen of LinkedIn!