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With a history of overhauling underperforming mining operations, new Goldcorp COO George Burns aims to raise the bar for one of Vancouver's resource industry heavyweights

Having the widest bridge in the world will become an embarrassment rather than a point of pride

The regional director of the Canadian Youth Business Foundation has discovered it is important to learn to interpret your own body language

A people’s passions and prejudices also matter, and those are rather difficult beasts to tame

I have never been a fan of that statement because it implies that we're doomed to a lifetime of repetition. I see the world offering an endless, ever-changing array of opportunities. A complementary statement is that each of us has more potential than we may think; and the possibilities evolve along with our life experiences.

President and COO of MeetingMax says you must know when you need to change course

The consumer case for the collaborative consumption is unassailable: I get access to stuff I need at a fraction of the cost

Industry needs to wake up and realize that although it might pay the bills in this province, it has lost much of the people's support

Onni gone

Finance Minister Ebenezer Scrooge VI stared from his office window at the unpopulated square below. The building was empty, silent.