The Globe and Mail: Cities’ downtown cores are hollowing out, but small towns and suburbs tell a different story
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Financial Post: BlackNorth’s Wes Hall says pace of getting more Black leaders on boards is falling way short of expectations
At this rate it will take 33 years to reach five-year targets for corporate diversity.
