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The Third-Party Trauma How the Canadian Government’s Dependence on Outsourced developers Fails Its Citizens with DisabilitiesA laptop screen displays a man holding a white piece of lined paper with the word 'HELP' written in bold black letters, giving the illusion that his hands are emerging from the screen. The man’s face is partially obscured, and he is dressed in a white shirt. The laptop is placed on a desk cluttered with objects including a pair of glasses, a coffee mug, a glass of water, a smartphone, and stacked books, creating a scene that suggests stress, overwhelm, or a call for assistance in a work or academic setting.

The Third-Party Trauma How the Canadian Government’s Dependence on Outsourced developers Fails Its Citizens with Disabilities

Published April 17, 2025 by Donna Jodhan

Hey there and I’m Scott Savoy at the Sterling Creations desk. Happy holiday weekend to everyone and a happy Easter to those who celebrate it.…

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Overcoming Barriers in the Canadian Government Procurement Process for People with DisabilitiesA promotional image with a white background and pink border advertises Canadian government jobs. At the top, it features the Canadian flag, the official Government of Canada logos in English and French, and a round emblem with a maple leaf. Below, large red text reads 'CANADIAN GOVERNMENT JOBS'. A red and black bordered button displays 'Permanent, Temporary' in white text, and at the bottom, black italicized text urges viewers to 'Apply Now'.

Overcoming Barriers in the Canadian Government Procurement Process for People with Disabilities

Published April 3, 2025 by Donna Jodhan

Welcome to April everyone and I’m Scott Savoy at the Sterling Creations desk. Today, very pleased to share our president’s weekly editorial with you and…

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Anguish with the Allstate insurance company – upper management still not getting the messageA close-up of a hand in a business suit stacking a wooden block labeled 'INSURANCE' on top of four other blocks. Each of the lower blocks features a blue icon representing different types of insurance: life (family icon), health (heart with a medical cross), home (house icon), and auto (car icon). The background is blurred, emphasizing the hand and blocks as the focal point.

Anguish with the Allstate insurance company – upper management still not getting the message

Published March 20, 2025 by Donna Jodhan

Hey there and I’m Scott Savoy at the Sterling Creations desk. And for today I am pleased to share our president’s editorial with you. It’s…

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