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Dawn Calleja

Reporter · CA

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Sep 23, 2026
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Sep 22, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Dawn Calleja

    Editor’s Note: How we got Edward Burtynsky to shoot our cover (opens the original)

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    Edward Burtynsky is one of this country’s best known, possibly the best known, contemporary artists. His photographs, as he has often said, bear witness to the sometimes ugly trappings of modern life, sitting at the uneasy intersection between our desire for consumption and its terrible impact on the planet. His large-scale works—tailings ponds, scrap heaps and open-pit mines somehow rendered beautiful through his lens—hang in more than 80 museums around the world, including the National Gallery

  2. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Dawn Calleja

    Rise of the robots: How Aces Robotics sells gently used machines (opens the original)

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    Ed Summers is a robot man. The owner of Aces Robotics in Toronto presides over a 64,000-square-foot showroom stocked with 300-odd used machines, most of them made by Japanese manufacturers Fanuc and Motoman. A couple of factors are giving his nine-year-old business a boost: a six-month backlog for some new machines, (due in part to a chip shortage) and a dearth of skilled labourers like welders. “A robot would be like having two or three welders, so if you purchased a robot for 50 grand” – versu

  3. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Dawn Calleja

    Canada’s first celebrity economist has a gift for demystifying the secrets of the dismal science (opens the original)

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    Sherry Cooper became the first woman to be named chief economist of a big bank in Canada, at BMO in the 1980s. Now she’s chief economist for Dominion Lending Centres, Canada’s largest mortgage originator. Here she is in her own words: My mom was a typical 1950s housewife, but my grandmother—she and my grandfather owned a grocery store. They were always working. And I always thought my grandmother had a more interesting life than my mother. I didn’t know what economics was when I went to universi

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