John Loeppky

AI is incapable of bringing us an innovative and accessible workforce on its own, so why are we filling one of the best workforce communication platforms with its outputs?

Being physically sober is only one-half of the battle There is no one path to sobriety. Some follow the typical 12-step program popularized by Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous.

Dwayne Hinger has been one of the Regina Pats’ education advisors for 11 years. During that time, there have been a lot of shifts, including creating a new study environment for his team’s players during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, another change is on the horizon.

As leaders look to AI for quick accessibility wins, they must ensure algorithms don't simply entrench existing biases or only cater to specific groups

As leaders weigh return-to-office mandates against the flexibility of remote work, the benefits of asynchronous collaboration must also be factored in

Athol Murray College of Notre Dame in Saskatchewan is already home to a storied hockey program. Now, its part of another elite group as one of the few schools with a prep basketball program west of Ontario, one of only three women's programs.

Human Design is a holistic system, not based in science, that aims to help you understand more about your personality and your purpose.

In Canada, people with disabilities and their families can open a registered disability savings plan to save for the future. Here's how RDSPs work.

A guide to SASE, a cloud technology approach that combines aspects of networking and cyber security into one platform

A brief guide to SSE, the security-focused framework at the heart of every SASE deployment