When One Door Closes: What Canada’s “hinge moment” means for your organization
Prime Minister Carney calls this Canada’s “hinge moment.” But what does that really mean for leaders and communicators? In our latest Comms in Question episode, Steve Paikin moderates a sharp, candid conversation with global experts about the path forward—and why building trust, leading with empathy, and staying flexible will shape your organization's success on the world stage.
Civic Journalism, the Shrinking Media and Battling Sexism: A conversation with Anne Marie Aikins
Anne Marie Aikins, a seasoned media relations expert known for her “no spin” approach, shares insights from her decades-long career handling tough questions and shaping public narratives. Senior Writer, Shannon Currie sits down with Anne Marie to discuss the importance of media training, the evolving media landscape, and her advice for women navigating challenges and sexism in the industry.
Are Comms Jobs Creative?
Is Comms creative? And if it is, how do we make Comms professionals MORE creative?
Curious Public Senior Writer Shannon Currie recaps the top takeaways from our latest episode of Comms In Question: Why you're a 'creative', and why that's more important than ever.
“Received and Understood”: Building trust in your internal communications
“Received and understood” became a catchphrase of the day in our most recent episode of Comms In Question: How internal comms can drive external results. Shanon Curries captures the key insights panelists shared when it comes to a successful internal communications strategy.