
Why Canada Needs to Stop Playing Nice and Assert Itself More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Around the world, Canadians are often described as “nice” or “polite.” Canada’s international reputation for kindness resonates domestically, too. A Pew Research

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Around the world, Canadians are often described as “nice” or “polite.” Canada’s international reputation for kindness resonates domestically, too. A Pew Research

Kumaran Nadesan’s “The Impolite Canadian” challenges Canadians to take bold risks, speak up for what they believe is right, and cultivate ambition as a culture.

In The Impolite Canadian, 369 Global Co-Founder and Group Chief Executive Officer, Kumaran Nadesan, delivers a sharp and timely critique of one of Canada’s most widely known national traits: politeness.

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