The passing of Brian Mulroney marks the loss of a Canadian and international statesman. For a mid-sized country of 40 million people, Canada has always punched above its weight on the global stage, and there might be no politician in recent times who has symbolized that more than the country’s 18th Prime Minister, Brian Mulroney, …
Nearly 20 years after the end of his reign as James Bond, Pierce Brosnan is still lighting up screens big and small. With multiple projects in the works, the Irish-born actor shows no signs of stopping. No matter what else he does, Pierce Brosnan will always be remembered as one of the five actors to …
The unshakable Vivienne Poy reflects on a life of fashion, politics and a firm commitment to community service. Vivienne Poy’s father, the late, great businessman Richard Charles Lee, never wanted to be the wealthiest man in Hong Kong. “Actually, he was really upset with people who speculated on land and on buildings to make a …
Since retiring from politics, Paul Martin has made it his mission to improve indigenous communities across Canada. We connect with the former prime minister to discuss bettering education for Aboriginal students The first time Paul Martin began to grasp the problems faced by aboriginal Canadians, he was working as a deckhand on a tugboat on …
Michael Wekerle has entered a new era of his life with a new company, a new TV show and a new outlook. Dolce Magazine catches up (or tries to) with the untamable merchant banker to get to know the man they call “Wek” When Michael Wekerle says he’s going to do something, he does it. …
Q: This is the 10-year anniversary of your book The Rise of the Creative Class, which you’re commemorating with the release of The Rise of the Creative Class, Revisited. What will readers find in this reworked edition that differs from your past texts? The Rise of the Creative Class, Revisited brings all the statistics from …
