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How speaking in public made me a better entrepreneur
Public speaking has been my kryptonite for a very long time now. The first time I ever spoke in public, I suffered a severe anxiety attack. It was an awful experience and something that stuck in the back of my mind ever since. I also believed that public speaking was the main thing holding me and our company back from reaching our full potential.
The five people who will harm your next project
These people have the power to kill a project by disrupting momentum, discouraging other team members or creating unnecessary tension.
Turkish opposition candidate shot in knee while campaigning; officials say no political motive
Malaysian forensics teams dig up graves at abandoned traffickers' camp
If everything's expensive, why are Canadian pension funds buying?
File photo of a sign in the office of the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan.
Do I legally have to let in a car merging into my lane?
Review: Ford reworks 2016 Explorer to satisfy customer wants
The 2016 Ford Explorer includes such refinements as a new grille and redrawn headlamps.
Two-thirds of Ontarians support cap-and-trade plan, poll suggests
Nearly 30 per cent of respondents said they believe the overall cost of living will rise if Ontario uses more solar power.
Review: Honda finally gets its mid-size Pilot 'just right'
The Pilot has struggled to win over Canadian drivers, but the 2016 version should change that.
Carrick best reads: Thirteen surprises for first-time home buyers
A senior mows the lawn at his house.
In rare opening of border crossing, Egypt allows Gazans to return home
US crew to inspect Detroit River in Wayne County next month for signs of predatory sea lamprey
Tech lookahead: BlackBerry book launch and a tech-business talkfest
The Blackberry sign is pictured in Waterloo June 19, 2014.
Early Briefing: Bodies exhumed from mass graves; UN's child sex abuse scandal
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Four stories in the news today, May 26
Simon Fraser University embraces bitcoin, accepts virtual currency for textbooks
Lauren Shandley (left to right), Mike Yeung, Laurie Macpherson and Scott Nelson are shown in an undated handout photo.
Greek, EU officials discuss migrant flows as Aegean Sea arrivals approach 1,200 in 2 days
Conservative MP Chong's Reform Act gets bumpy ride in Senate committee
10 per cent of those surveyed plan to max out new TFSA annual limit: CIBC poll
Temperature plunge leaves Ontario vineyards scrambling to prevent crop damage
Simon Fraser University embraces Bitcoin, accepts virtual currency for textbooks
Search resumes for those missing from home carried away by flood; more bodies found in Houston
Iraq launches operation to retake province from Islamic State
Iraqi Sunni fighters battling Islamic State (IS) group jihadists alongside government forces fire their weapons on the outskirts of Iraq's Baiji oil refinery, about 200 kilometres north of Baghdad, on May 25, 2015.
China's navy praises flight instructor, student killed in crash after avoiding populated areas
Honeymoon in the 'New York' of the caliphate points to Islamic State's welfare for fighters
Netanyahu offers Palestinians peace talks based on current settlement blocs: report
The reversal came as the European Union’s foreign policy chief, Federica Mogherini, was in town. The EU has taken a tough stance against settlements built on lands claimed by the Palestinians.
Hamas official says unknown Gaza militants fire rocket at Israel; no casualties reported
The Latest on weather: Third body pulled from swollen Blanco River; Texas death toll now 13
Presidents Choice Moroccan-style hummus recalled over toxin concerns: Loblaw
UN officials let claims of child sex abuse by French soldiers linger for months
In this Feb. 13, 2006, file photo, Anders Kompass, the U.N. High Commission for Human Rights representative in Guatemala, speaks with members of the media during a news conference in Guatemala City.
Honeymoon in caliphate's 'New York' points to Islamic State's welfare for fighters
Iranian security court begins closed-door espionage trial of detained Washington Post reporter
Detective: Notebook sent by James Holmes describes 'obsession to kill' since childhood
Circus act detracts from the real work of MPs
The Peace Tower is seen through the iron gates of Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Thursday, March 19, 2015.
Online anonymity is too precious to give up
Denise Balkissoon
Have the Tories' electoral changes remade our democracy for the better?
Lawrence Martin
Trade deal may end Canada’s obsolete supply management policies
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper at a meeting of the Trans Pacific Partnership at the US Embassy in Beijing, China, on Monday, November 10, 2014. The TPP could allow Canada to free itself from outdated industrial supply management systems.
Kinder Morgan played down risk in application for Burnaby tank yard: report
The Kinder Morgan tank farm on Burnaby Mountain in Burnaby, B.C., Wednesday May 13, 2015.
Lives Lived: Jennifer Gough, 63
Jennifer Gough
Victim fines spur break between lower and higher courts
Judge Colin Westman of the Ontario Court of Justice in Kitchener displays a relevant section of the Criminal Code of Canada while speaking with the Globe and Mail about his criticisms of the victim surcharge system used in Canada, in judges chambers December 11, 2013.
May 26: Thomas Mulcair’s image – and other letters to the editor
NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair pours a beer during a tour of the Walkerville Brewery in Windsor, Ont., Wednesday, May 20, 2015.
Psychotherapy: A better funding model must be found
André Picard
The future of leadership is a woman’s business
Tiziana Casciaro: Despite the advancement – even dominance – of women in the workplace, they continue to be severely underrepresented in business leadership positions.
Kimbrel gives up RBI single in 9th to Pujols, Padres lose 4-3 to Angels after rallying
Ryanair beats forecasts again as profits rise 66 per cent to 867 million euros; shares surge
Egyptian woman arrested over racy music video, accused of "inciting debauchery"
Afghan forces in northern city struggle to push back Taliban, allied militants
Police: 5 wounded in al-Shabab attack on Kenyan police vehicles in the northeast
FRENCH OPEN LOOKAHEAD: Nadal, Djokovic, Serena Williams, Bouchard finally play in 1st round
Comeback cancelled: Toews gets 2 late goals to force OT, but Chicago drops Game 5 to Ducks, 5-4
Report: Iran summons Saudi envoy over strike near Yemen embassy
UN officials let claims of child sex abuse by French soldiers linger for months
Bones found in SF Bay Area found to be those of Swedish exchange student who vanished in 1982
Celebrity birthdays for the week of May 31-June 6
Toews’ late heroics not enough as Ducks take Game 5 in overtime
Anaheim Ducks left wing Matt Beleskey (39) scores a goal against Chicago Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford (50) during the overtime period in game five of the Western Conference Final of the 2015 Stanley Cup Playoffs at Honda Center.
Monday's Scoreboard
Angels beat Padres 4-3 on Pujols' RBI single in 9th after bullpen blows Weaver's 3-0 lead
Australian leader warns that children as well as adults face jail on returning from Syria
Hot, dry weather means crews are battling wildfires across Saskatchewan
Padres-Angels Runs
China's military likens South China Sea island-building to routine construction of roads
Beleskey scores in OT after Toews' late heroics, and Ducks beat Blackhawks 5-4 in wild Game 5
Braves blow early 1-run lead, lose 6-3 to Dodgers in series opener
May 26: Your daily horoscope
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