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Globe investigation: The Ford family's history with drug dealing
Doug Ford, Toronto Mayor Rob Ford's brother, sold hashish for several years in the 1980s. Another brother, Randy, was also involved in the...
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The return of ... Arrested Development (and what will be different on...
Seven years have passed since Fox cancelled Arrested Development, and yet, with the Netflix-commissioned Season 4 going live on Sunday -...
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Editor's letter: Why we published the Ford family story
This weekend, The Globe and Mail is publishing an extensive examination of the Toronto Ford family's decades-old connection to illicit...
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To set direction, your message must be clear
"Everyone needs to know where they're going." David Scholz, chief marketing officer of Leger Marketing, a Canadian-owned research and...
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The island paradise that makes Bali look unappealing
One minute she wasn't there and the next she was immediately below us, her patchy bronze shell scarred and her flippers flashing pale...
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Our petty provincialism threatens free trade ambitions
The Germans seemed genuinely baffled when they found themselves confronted with the looming spectre known as the Canadian province. Yet...
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10 ways to avoid burnout at work
Oops, something bad just happened, don't worry, I'm sure it is our fault. If you think you need flash please use this button to get it and...
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Doug Ford disputes Globe report on family history with drug dealing
Doug Ford responded to a Globe and Mail investigation Saturday that revealed the Toronto councillor used to sell hashish in the 1980s by...
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How Duffy and Wallin helped Harper win
From the outset, Mike Duffy and Pamela Wallin were different. Well-known TV journalists, they stood out in the group of 18 new senators -...
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Seven years of going back to zero for Toronto FC
First, Toronto FC do some things well. In everything else, they fail. One night in November of 2011, I went to a TFC postseason pub night,...
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Coping with being a coroner in the North
At the counter of Iqaluit's Baffin Deli, a line forms behind Padma Suramala as she pays for coffee. Her work jacket has the bold words...
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For Quebec, Enbridge's pipeline project a no-brainer
Common wisdom has it that Quebec's favourite sport is hockey. But scratch the surface and you might find that Quebeckers spend more time...
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Metrolinx to urge sales-tax hike, parking levy to bankroll 'Big Move'
A one-point increase in the sales tax and a new parking levy are at the heart of Metrolinx's highly anticipated plan to raise $34-billion...
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Mixed messages: Why women and men miscommunicate
Part way through a presentation I was making to a CEO of a mid-sized company, I noticed him look down and away. He stopped asking questions...
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10 questions to gauge your job satisfaction
Are you bored at your job? Apathetic? Stuck in a rut? Combine these feelings with a sagging job market and you have a recipe for an...
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The business case for happiness in the workplace
Forget spreadsheets, swot analysis and risk management; the latest topic on the business school agenda is happiness. Those academics who...
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Clearing away the fog on employee performance
While on my way to the Halifax airport one morning I was faced with the task of driving through fog. For many people, going to work each...
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A nuts-and-bolts guide to managing change
By Phil Buckley (Jossey-Bass, 251 pages, $29.95) It seems rather obvious to say that in a change project, you must identify what needs to...
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How Canada's housing downturn threatens to shake up real estate...
The power of the Internet was going to shatter the grip that realtors have on house sales in Canada, driving down commissions and...
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