Jerry Greenfield just resigned from Ben & Jerry’s after 47 years, stating: “It’s profoundly disappointing to conclude that that…

Hate speech is poison in the well of society. It has paved the way for violence and atrocity during the darkest chapters of human history. Ethnic and religious minorities often bear the brunt - facing...

When the pressure hits, trust isn’t built through messaging - it’s revealed by your mechanics. This piece unpacks how to design for trust early, before anything ships. For founders, operators, and sys...

Gander Social invites creators, builders, and open source enthusiasts of all kinds to join us as we co-create our tools and platform features. Got some ideas…

When care slips through the cracks, structure is what holds it.This post explores how mission lock helps values stay intact - especially when growth, funding, or momentum test your integrity.

Gander Social aims to be a social network where users, not algorithms, set the tone—and where content moderation is based on Canadian laws.

What a memoir from inside Facebook reveals about how care erodes in systems, and what we can still design to protect.

OpenAI will continue to be controlled by a nonprofit as it restructures into a commercial entity, the AI startup said on Monday.

On B Corps, tariffs, and a different vision for Canada’s economy

What happens when B Corp Month meets Women's History Month? We're exploring why intersectionality isn't theoretical - it's a practical business imperative.

Heavy snow did not deter several dozen protesters from demonstrating outside the U.S. Embassy in Ottawa on Tuesday to voice their opposition to President Donald Trump's policies towards Canada, Ukrain...

Canadians have already started shifting — from grocery aisles to supply chains. The question now is: what comes next?

Canadians have already started shifting — from grocery aisles to supply chains. The question now is: what comes next?

Budget pressure is real. Here’s how to stay aligned anyway, without losing trust or cutting what matters most.

We took a big step forward in 2020 (in the midst of “The Big Quar”) and decided to eliminate pay differences once and for all.

Layoffs aren’t inevitable - they’re a choice. What if businesses prioritized people over stock prices?

Momentum is a funny thing. When you have it, everything flows. When you lose it, it's like trying to start a car on a cold morning. So… how do you get going again?

Privatization, corporate power, and the fight for Canada’s soul.

Some local farmers say there’s a silver lining to the looming trade war between Canada and the United States: a boom in business.