’Tis the season for spreading cheer and what better way to evoke the holiday spirit than gifting a client with the perfect present? “Giving clients gifts is.
We want control over our own children and how we can raise them
Author of the article: Susan McNeill
Publishing date: Jun 14, 2021 • June 14, 2021 • 4 minute read • Patricia Ballantyne, is walking from Prince Albert to Ottawa for her own healing from attending residential school and with a message for the federal government regarding care of Indigenous children. She is pictured in front of Melfort City Hall on June 8. Photo courtesy Courtney McLeod. jpg, NO
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Patricia Ballantyne is headed from Prince Albert to Ottawa with a message of awareness, a plan for healing and for federal leaders a message: Indigenous people want changes to how child welfare is handled.
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As of this month, nearly a quarter of the U.S. population has been fully vaccinated against COVID-19. And that number is growing quickly: More than 36% have received at least one dose. Although new strains remain a threat, large-scale immunity, at least in the U.S., seems within sight. So what does that mean for the design industry, which has moved its offices, projects, and fairs into the digital realm for the past year?
One thing is certain: Online activity isnât going anywhere. Even champions of in-person events agreeâlike Odile Hainaut, who cofounded WantedDesign in New York City 10 years ago. Hainaut is currently preparing for the upcoming edition of Close Up (May 17â18), a virtual trade event she and partner Claire Pijoulat launched in October of last year. Although she acknowledges that âpeople are eager to see each other,â she says that her team has recognized that online programming is an effective counterpart to conventional design shows like Wante