Education

If you’re looking for an alternative to generic radio programming on your drive to work, or something that stimulates (or relaxes) your brain on your transit commute, there’s a surprising amount of amazing content being produced with you in mind. We’ve done the research for you and picked out 7 podcasts that you need to start listening to now

The Toronto Public Library is one of the best places to go to learn new and useful job skills – or just to take up a new creative hobby like knitting or 3D printing. Best of all, every one of their classes is free of charge, and are offered on a consistent basis. If you haven’t been utilizing the TPL, you’ve been missing out

If you’re driven to succeed at the highest level and want to solve business problems – that aren’t necessarily funding related – this is definitely the getaway for you. Did we mention you’ll be spending the week kiteboarding in paradise? Thought that would get your attention

Alors que les beaux jours de canicule se font rares et que le feuillage vert se parsème d’étincelles de couleurs automnales, les JPs à travers le Canada laissent derrière eux leur période d’insouciance estivale pour faire place à de nouveaux objectifs personnels et professionnels. Voilà donc 12 façons de le faire

As these dog days of summer come and go, and the foliage of fall starts to speckle through the green, YPs across Canada are leaving the lazy haze of summer behind to make way for new personal and professional goals. Here are 12 ways to do just that

It’s important for every young professional (YP) to have a cause, to build a point of view, and to opine on issues that matter to us. And in this age of information saturation, we have never had more resources available to help us form opinions and build those arguments. That said, there has also never been an age of more available bullsh*t

Sure, you like to pick up a book here and there, especially when you can’t sleep or are on vacation. But how well-read are you really? Here are 11 signs you at least know what's a hardcover and what's soft

TED Talks just celebrated its 5th year in Calgary, and this year’s anniversary was marked with a great line-up of speakers bringing new perspectives and ideas to audiences on everything from religion and high performance athletics to green politics and the psychology of sound

When you hear the words oil and gas in this town, you can’t help but conjure up visions of boardrooms packed with men and stodgy conventions on environmentalism. This is why it was so refreshing to see a very forward-thinking woman named Suzanne West speaking on the subject at the Women of Influence luncheon on June 5th