When The Flood Falls Book Trailer
Posted on January 30 by J.E. Barnard in Mystery
The book trailer for the first book in J.E. Barnard's Falls Mysteries is here. This is the story.
January 2018
The Enduring Crown?
Posted on January 30 by David Johnson
Royal watchers have much to look forward to in 2018. Prince William and his wife Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, are expecting their third child in April. And just a month after this happy occasion, the world will watch as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle exchange their wedding vows.
5 Predictions for Canada’s Housing Market in 2018
Posted on January 18 by Hilliard MacBeth
2017 was a watershed for Canadian housing as some suburban Toronto markets experienced markedly lower prices for the first time in more than a decade. Regulators tightened the rules for mortgage and housing finance. Experts say these changes mean that home buyers will have as much as 20 percent less borrowing power starting early in 2018.
Mortgage fraud-related troubles at alternative lender Home Capital of Toronto and the court-ordered receivership of one of Alberta’s oldest and largest home builders could be harbingers of the beginning of the end of the Canadian housing bubble.
Sadia Book Trailer
Posted on January 17 by Kyle in Teens
We're very thrilled to share the book trailer for Colleen Nelson's YA story on friendship, tradition, and resilience.
Watch the trailer for look at the book.
REVIEWS FOR SADIA BY COLLEEN NELSON
Fifteen-year-old Sadia Ahmadi, a Muslim immigrant from Syria, learns that young voices can still be powerful in Nelson’s story about being loyal to one’s beliefs.
Real Quanta: Hard To Grasp
Posted on January 11 by Martijn Van Calmthout
Don’t ask me why, but, being a science editor at a large Dutch newspaper, somehow fate has it I write about incomprehensible stuff mostly. Ripples in spacetime, the interior of the proton, lottery statistics, the Big Bang, reproduction of eels, molecular cars, the Higgs particle: a science editor is supposed to write effortlessly about it all. And I do.
Simple Clarity: Make Your Brand Easy to Understand and Easy to Share
Posted on January 9 by Jeremy Miller
What do you do? It’s a simple question, but so many companies screw it up.
Rather than giving a clear and concise explanation, they pontificate and use puffy language. They talk about how many years the company has been in business, or the exciting projects they’ve recently completed.
If a customer can’t understand your brand in 10 seconds or less, they tune out. This is as true on your website, as it is in person. Your customers are craving clarity. In clear, concise language describe your brand and what makes it unique.