8A - Quiet vacationing: Why (& how) employees are simulating online work activity to take secret vacations/PTO
Oct 23, 2026 · 24 min · 26 segments
Guest: Angela Champ, Author, Career & Leadership Expert
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Oct 23, 2026 · 24 min · 26 segments
Guest: Angela Champ, Author, Career & Leadership Expert
Stacey BrotzelHostAngela ChampGuestBryn GriffithsHostMorgan SmithStacey Woodward
Two of the most high-profile figures over the last year have been apparently fired from the Alberta Prosperity Project.
Lawyer Jeffrey Rath and Mitch Sylvester were turfed by the board allegedly last month, but it was kept quiet until yesterday.
Board member and owner of the Whistle Stop Cafe, Chris Scott, says that they were fired for cause, but wouldn't say what that cause was.
It wasn't Mitch's organization, it wasn't Jeff's organization, and it certainly wasn't mine.
It was built through the work of volunteers, the contributions of thousands of donors, and the trust of people who believed they were supporting something that was much bigger than themselves.
Rath went off on Twitter saying Scott isn't even a registered board member and Sylvester says it is simply not true and that this is just going to make the movement look crazy.
But when it's all said and done, more votes were counted in Alberta's referendum than in any other vote in Canadian history, including all federal elections.
That's because BC and Alberta are sticking to daylight saving time, which means the sun will be up when you get home.
Police suggesting that parents outfit their kids in reflective clothing so drivers can see them while they're heading to school.
The sun will not come up in northern Alberta until around 1030 at some points this winter.
Ski Hills say the darkness will affect the time they open in the morning, but you can stretch out the afternoon runs.
Well, we know what's going into the old Hudson's Bay location at Southgate Centre.
So at least they're filling the space, right? There's lots of malls that still haven't filled the space.
Two of the most high-profile figures over the last year have been apparently fired from the Alberta Prosperity Project.
Lawyer Jeffrey Rath and Mitch Sylvester were turfed by the board allegedly last month, but it was kept quiet until yesterday.
Board member and owner of the Whistle Stop Cafe, Chris Scott, says that they were fired for cause, but wouldn't say what that cause was.
It wasn't Mitch's organization, it wasn't Jeff's organization, and it certainly wasn't mine.
It was built through the work of volunteers, the contributions of thousands of donors, and the trust of people who believed they were supporting something that was much bigger than themselves.
Rath went off on Twitter saying Scott isn't even a registered board member and Sylvester says it is simply not true and that this is just going to make the movement look crazy.
But when it's all said and done, more votes were counted in Alberta's referendum than in any other vote in Canadian history, including all federal elections.
That's because BC and Alberta are sticking to daylight saving time, which means the sun will be up when you get home.
Police suggesting that parents outfit their kids in reflective clothing so drivers can see them while they're heading to school.
The sun will not come up in northern Alberta until around 1030 at some points this winter.
Ski Hills say the darkness will affect the time they open in the morning, but you can stretch out the afternoon runs.
Well, we know what's going into the old Hudson's Bay location at Southgate Centre.
So at least they're filling the space, right? There's lots of malls that still haven't filled the space.
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