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Jesse Lipscombe CBC Feature – #MakeItAwkward
Explore Jesse Lipscombe's impactful #MakeItAwkward campaign and his role in anti-racism education through powerful storytelling.
Women’s History Month 2021 – An Appreciation Post
Happy Women’s History Month! This month we’re taking the opportunity to celebrate the powerful & knowledgeable voices of women on our roster. Here are just a few of the incredible women that are making history: THE CHANGEMAKERS What do you think of when you hear the word “changemaker”? We think of the activists, advocates, educators […]
Creation, Innovation and Disruption Speakers
Explore Creation Innovation and Disruption with expert speakers like Duncan Wardle and Ann Makosinki at Talent Bureau.
6 Speakers to Watch: International Women’s Month
We’re excited to feature some new faces on the Talent Bureau roster (especially during Women’s History Month)! This is a group of remarkable women who push the boundaries of their respective industries daily. They work hard to educate and inspire audiences on stage and screen. Celina Caesar- Chavannes Celina overcame many obstacles in her life […]
Praise for Crossroads
Last month, Humboldt Bronco Survivor, Diabetes Advocate and Talent Bureau exclusive Kaleb Dahlgren celebrated the release of his debut book, Globe & Mail #1 Bestseller (3 weeks straight), Crossroads! The poignant but hopeful memoir follows Kaleb’s extraordinary journey from a diabetes diagnosis at age four to life after the Humboldt tragedy. Crossroads hit the Amazon […]
Introducing Dr. Jody Carrington
Explore the world of Dr. Jody Carrington, an acclaimed psychologist whose book has transformed lives across North America.
The Road to Tokyo: Canada’s 2020 Tokyo Hopefuls
Get to know some of Team Canada’s Tokyo 2020 hopefuls! As the rescheduled Olympic Summer Games approach, we want to celebrate the athletes who will test their skills among the international competition. Our team at Talent Bureau is always keeping up with our amazing Canadian athletes, and we wanted to share a few of the […]
International Day of Women and Girls in Science
Original Article: International Day of Women and Girls in Science 11 February- THE UN “United Nations Science and gender equality are both vital for achieving the internationally agreed development goals, including the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Over the past 15 years, the global community has made a lot of effort in inspiring and engaging […]
Remembering The 2010 Vancouver Olympics
A Bad Start It’s been 10 years since we witnessed some of the greatest moments in Canada’s sports history at the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games. Canada had hosted the Olympics twice before- the 1976 Summer Games in Montreal and the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary. At both games, Canadian athletes failed to produce a gold […]
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