The strongest teams work when everyone plays to their strengths. When my daughters performed in Matilda, they each had a different role to play. Different characters. Different moments. Different ways of showing up. And that was the beauty of it. No one had to be the whole show. No one had to carry every scene. Each child learned their part, supported the people around them, and trusted that when everyone did their job well, the whole production came together. That’s a pretty

Winning matters. But so does what it took to get there. This weekend, the world will turn its attention to MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, for the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final. And no matter who’s facing off, one thing’s for sure: that moment will be about more than the final score. Maybe your team will have made it. Maybe they will not. Either way, finals are a chance to appreciate what it takes to compete at that level: the years of training, the hours of pract

Proud, Not Boastful Hardworking. Ambitious. Stronger together. Proudly Canadian. Canada Day is a good moment to pause and take pride in who we are. As Canadians, we don’t always like to make a big show of things. We tend to be proud without being boastful. Ambitious without needing to shout about it. Hard-working without expecting a medal for doing the job. But we should be proud. Across this country — in mining, engineering, construction, manufacturing, energy, and every ind