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From 8:30 to 9:30 a.m., noon to 1 p.m. and 3 to 4 p.m., staff can do whatever they need to do to disconnect

Employees use them to play games together, meet up for virtual walks, or just stroll around the virtual office

It's a compact 108 square feet, and can be upgraded to include a two-way fireplace and accordion glass doors

I could tune them out when we were WFH. Now we're back in the office and it sucks

Plus the next big workplace trends and what they don’t miss about the Before Times

Including stuff you need to know about back-to-the-office anxiety, the rise of the four-day workweek and the right to disconnect

Including swag-laden onboarding kits, UberEats credits and WFH stipends

"What Ukrainians are fighting for right now is their cultural identity"

She's the co-founder and president of Gotcare, a home health care agency

Is it wrong to unfriend someone because they won’t break up with their “freedom”-loving beau?

She does research on the topic through her doctoral research at York

She packed her debut feature, Turning Red, with retro streetcars, Timbits, bustling Chinatown streets and other salutes to her childhood

"People don’t give kids enough credit for their capacity for empathy and understanding"

Jilesen wants the courts to take the assets and redistribute them to Ottawans impacted by the protests

He recently spent $1,200 on a Tiffany necklace for his partner

“You could feel the tension in the air, but there was also a sense of joy that so many people showed up in support”

Noa Mendelsohn Aviv says invoking the Emergencies Act was an example of massive government overreach

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Norman Barwin, a respected fertility doctor, helped my mother get pregnant with donated sperm. Decades later, we discovered that he was secretly inseminating patients with sperm he had no right to use, including his own

"This is billion-dollar technology, and we’re in a global competition. Whatever information I have, the Chinese also have it, the Indians, the Brazilians"

Teodor Libfeld arrived in Toronto with nothing and built a multibillion-dollar real estate company. When he died, his four sons took over and destroyed the empire he created

He's the founder and CEO of Aviron Interactive

“Being a part of [this] feels so rewarding because you have so many young professionals who share the same gratitude for our health care industry”

Yorkville's art deco grand dame, seen in a new light