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For too long, health issues such as fertility, pregnancy and especially menopause have been treated as private matters

Tune in to the first episode of The Decibel’s inaugural election panel! This week, we look at how candidates are trying to campaign as the change Canada needs and break down the duelling tax cuts from the Conservatives, the Liberals, and the NDP. Join Menaka Raman-Wilms and our expert panel for insights and analysis. 🎧 Listen now at: tgam.ca/3FNbODk or on your favorite podcast platform.

Introducing the sixth edition of the Women Lead Here ranking by Report on Business Magazine. This year, 93 Canadian companies have been recognized for their commitment to gender diversity. Let's celebrate these companies for fostering inclusive leadership! #WomenLeadHere

It's chaos out there but RBC's execs are, so far, projecting calm. At their big investor day on Thursday it was all about growth That could change quickly (something institutional investors and analysts oddly never even asked about), but if so, RBC's got the heft and scale to withstand quite a lot #banking #economy

My piece: The automakers in #Germany are gonna go through hell as the Trump tariffs hit and their market share in #China plummets at the same time. https://lnkd.in/dekxQWz3

Landlords for Hudson's Bay have urged the court not to approve an agreement between the retailer and its senior lenders, which they say would give those creditors too much control over the restructuring process, and narrow the possibility for Canada's oldest company to come up with a plan for its future. https://lnkd.in/g3KHx85v #retail

Breaking: On Thursday evening (right now), the Law Society of Ontario’s board of directors is considering a motion to release a full copy of the investigation into how its recently ousted CEO, Diana Miles, received a 50-per-cent pay increase without the approval of the board. To date, the board has been reluctant to share the details of the report, even as calls have grown for its release. Of note: the Globe has been reporting on this for 2 weeks. Last night, I sent a detailed synopsis of our findings to the board and its chair, along with additional questions. They have not yet responded. This story is evolving. https://lnkd.in/gEY-G5_B

In Canada, it is not a criminal offence to record a conversation you are part of

In the latest edition of The Globe and Mail's Business Cycle newsletter, we’re looking at the U.S. bankruptcy filing of 23andMe and what will happen to the personal health information of millions of users if the company is sold.

Meera Raman gets real about her highest spending day of the week