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"I think we're going to need to move away
from the 'time-in' perspective —where, if
I see a person sitting at their desk at 8:55
and they leave at five o'clock , then I know
they've been to work and I'm happy"
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COVER AND ABOVE: ALEX HARVEY-WICKENS; TOP RIGHT: ADAM BLASBERG; BOTTOM RIGHT: ERIC BERGER/BELLA COOLA HELI SPORTS
Making It Work
Many British Columbians are back on the job, but change is the only
constant in the new work environment created by
COVID-19. We ask
how businesses, leaders and employees are moving forward as the
virus rewrites the rules for everything from teamwork to wellness
by Matt O'Grady and the Editors
Against the Grain
If the giants of B.C.'s struggling forest
products industry yell timber, will smaller
independent producers be ready to pick up
the pieces? Three companies aim to blaze
that trail by Ryan Stuart
Flying Blind
The tourism collapse threatens to leave heli-
and cat-skiing operators snowed under for
the winter season. Could the provincial govern-
ment do more to help? by Andrew Findlay
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(Clockwise from left) Getting the job
done; Skeena Sawmills president
Roger Keery; on the mountain with
Bella Coola Heli Sports
