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We were delighted that Mark Critch, the wonderful Canadian actor, comedian, and author, joined us for a conversation about his new book, Sorry, Not Sorry: An Unapologetic Look at What Makes Canada Worth Fighting For. Kevin Bosch, our Chair, and Pam Damoff, our CEO interviewed Mark to hear his insights on Canadian identity, culture, and unity.
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