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Deborah Aarts

Ontario
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Rookie entrepreneur, media veteran (ex @GlobeandMail and several deceased mags), enthusiast, extrovert, Order Muppet. ✉️: deborah@apid.ca
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Five bold swings to advance the Canadian economy Original

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By Deborah Aarts
| Be Giant Verified
A new strain of Canadian confidence took over downtown Toronto this week, as thousands of entrepreneurs, investors, executives and wonks convened for Nrth Festival, the recently rebranded tech event formerly known as Elevate. For two and a half days, delegates wearing lanyards and toting half-open laptops and food-truck lattes scurried along Front Street to catch keynotes, bounce ideas and - judging by the volume of startup pitches overheard in the lobby - shoot their shots. And why not?
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How to grow a great idea

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By Deborah Aarts
| The Globe and Mail Verified
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How Akosua Matthews built a social-justice practice

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By Deborah Aarts
| Precedent Magazine Verified
This summer, Akosua Matthews opened a solo practice with a clear mission: to take on a caseload of her own choosing, in her own way, for her own reasons. It’s a calculated bet. Now 13 years into her legal career, she attracts a stable influx of clients in two arenas. The first focuses on cases that hold the state—police boards in particular—accountable for civil negligence or unconstitutional conduct, often on behalf of the marginalized.
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