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Philip Maguire
Diligence, healthy skepticism and a sense of responsibility are tools we can all use to help stop financial misdeeds
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Alex Correa
Combining her CPA skills with a passion for helping those in need, Ariana Azhari joined the equine therapy service Community Association for Riders with Disabilities (CARD)
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Nina Dragicevic
For Indigenous Aerospace, using drones to deliver to remote First Nations communities is one way to build equity for them in both business and technology
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Rita Simonetta
As financial criminals become craftier, forensic accountants and law enforcement, bolstered by new legislation, are finding new ways to crack down. But is it enough?
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Brian Bethune
Mathematician Sarah Hart delves deep into the hidden significance of numbers written into literary classics throughout history
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Doretta Thompson
Doretta Thompson, CPA Canada’s financial literacy leader, looks at how our personal money stories can drive our financial decisions
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Ali Amad
PwC Canada’s Lana Paton has pushed against negative stereotypes while remaining true to her roots
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Brittany Devenyi
Female business founders end up with the smallest share of venture capital, even though they often run more successful enterprises than their male counterparts. But things are changing
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Pamela Steer
CPA Canada president and CEO Pamela Steer explains why it’s time for companies in all industries to champion mental health in their own organizations
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Sarah Laing
While there are real practical and ethical concerns around AI-generated stories and designs, experts say creative thinking will always be in demand
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David-Alexandre Brassard
There are several reasons why Generation Z and millennials may be finding it more difficult to accumulate wealth than their baby boomer parents did
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Andrew Raven
Placing a dollar value on watersheds, forests and wildlife has often been a controversial idea but many say it could be the best way to preserve them