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Greener Than Your Salad

About the author: Adam Mazerall
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Being “green” implies a commitment to the environment. The term suggests an added effort towards ecologically friendly or sustainable practices. Unfortunately, because of the trend towards this shift in operations, many businesses have gone through “greenwashing,” portraying themselves to be environmentally friendly by simply using the secondary colour as an adjective in their marketing ploys. This is why it is so important to actually look into a company’s operations and practices, an...

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Who Cares About Your Stupid Career?

About the author: Jacoline Loewen
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Looking for a new job this year? There are interesting career opportunities being created by owners of companies who are partnered with private equity. I hire for these unique businesses and have come to see a huge difference compared to corporate recruiting. It may seem choke-on-your-chai-tea rude to say businesses with private equity on board do not care about your career. If you grasp this difference though, you are more likely to get the job and make them care. These businesses have ow...

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HST For You and Me

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by Brenda Bryant Are we ready for the onset of the Harmonized Sales Tax in Ontario? There has been much talk and controversy over the introduction of the new taxation method, but how much do we really know? I caught up with Karyn Lipman to help shed some light on the HST. Lipman, a Chartered Accountant with Soberman LLP, has a Bachelor’s degree in commerce and a diploma in accounting from McGill University. She joined Soberman in 1996 and became a partner in 2000. “I have al...

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The New Suicide

About the author: Elizabeth Nickson
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I come from generations of ferocious volunteers – my father, who worked a full day running a textile business, would come home, eat, and gallop off to a committee meeting two or three times a week, a pattern which persisted for 40 years. In sharp contrast, I don’t like to leave the house except for shopping and parties, and these days I try to wriggle out of even those activities. This, of course, is very wrong and I am going to change. Robert Putnam, the Harvard sociologist who publishe...

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It's Not Easy Being Green

About the author: Russell Wangersky
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I’m not the best environmentalist in the house – I admit it. Sometimes, if the compost bin is full, I put the onion skins in the trash instead of taking the compost outside and emptying it. But then again, I sometimes justify it by thinking that putting things in the compost bin is only the tiniest fragment of the environmental job. It’s easy for everyone else to claim the environmental high ground, even though they don’t ever take the full bin out to the composter and empty out the ...

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The New Cosmetology

About the author: Miranda Voth
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If you’ve ever wondered what doctors actually think about injectable fillers, Women’s Post has found the answer. Dr. Barb Loiskandl is a mom, wife, and physician who uses cosmetic enhancement herself to reflect her inner radiance. Working at a women’s magazine, I get into many conversations about what makes a woman truly beautiful. Beauty is a combination of qualities that both delight the senses and stimulate the mind. Enhancing their physical appearance helps many people fully ...

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Wealth with Women 2 Women

About the author: Justine Connelly
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It’s a suggestive coincidence: Before they independently decided on careers in wealth management – and certainly long before they met – Elaine Martinez and Melina Mastromartino-Leberge, partners in Women2Women Wealth Management (W2W), thought it fitting to work in the field of counselling. “When I first left school I was interested in going into either law or social work and counselling,” says British native Elaine. She married at 19; three kids became career enough. In 1994,...

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The Top 20 Business Women in Canada 2009

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Each year, Women’s Post scours the nation to find the top 20 women of the year. These women all reflect strength, ingenuity, and confidence while contributing not only to society, but to the success of women in the workplace. This year we have assembled a diverse group, ranging from a CFO in banking to an acclaimed singer-songwriter; from a member of the House of Commons to an environmental activist. You will also find that one special woman has the honour of being a recipient of the Women...

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The Allstars of Allstate

About the author: Terri Winter
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As a young woman in a professional career, I still occasionally find it difficult to be taken seriously in the workplace. Starting fresh out of university, in an office of experienced 20- and 30-somethings, I was intimidated, to say the least. I don’t think I’m alone in that opinion. As more women are entering the workforce and holding positions of authority, it is important to have structures in place that give them the chance to feel like their contribution to their organization is a va...

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Kindergarten Politics: No Girls Allowed

About the author: Russell Wangersky
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The premier of Newfoundland and Labrador, the bombastic Danny Williams, takes time out of his legislative day to repeatedly suggest that he’s “disappointed” with provincial NDP Leader Lorraine Michael – as if the NDP politician somehow requires a pat on the head and the approval of her political opponent. There are comments like this one, in the province’s House of Assembly, as Williams speaks to Michael on the other side of the House: “There is pure, raw politics at its ve...

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