Features

It is a rallying cry heard frequently these days intended to signal truth, intelligence, and righteousness. Whether in climate change discussions or pandemic responses, energy posturing or political systems, it seems the mere mention of “science” implies incontestable and definitive proof.

The eruption of SARS-CoV-2, or COVID-19, in 2020 changed the world in many ways. There was an understandable amount of fear in those early days. One of the concerns was the alarming number of people dying of the disease, resulting in the hasty implementation of well-intentioned measures to prevent as many of those deaths as possible.

I wrote my first article about the “Smith Manoeuvre” in November, 2019. Since then, the world has been grappling with the COVID-19 pandemic with significant implications for every country’s economy and future.

In order to take back control of your brain, you have to choose to think differently and to feel differently.

Twenty years ago, Business Edge started out in the world of print, with a plan to be on the reception room tables of firms across Canada.

If 2018 was the year we lost our naïve faith that tech companies will protect us – with scandals from Cambridge Analytica to the massive Marriot Starwood data breach – what will 2019 bring?

Canada’s relationship with the United States has always been one built on give and take, but it has never been easy.

Purchasing decisions are based on many things, but among the least important are the obvious “features and benefits” of products, especially regarding lifestyle products.

Krista Shalanski has joined Business Edge Media as sales & marketing co-ordinator.

New marketing program LEAPE provides content development and editing services that ensure you are viewed widely as a thought leader in your industry.