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  1. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  2. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  3. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  4. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  5. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  6. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  7. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  8. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  9. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  10. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  11. Canadarm: Canada’s Robotic Arm in Space! 🇨🇦

    The Canadarm, a series of ingenious robotic arms, was vital for the Space Shuttle program. It deployed satellites, maneuvered payloads, and even captured damaged spacecraft. A symbol of Canadian innovation and engineering excellence reaching for the stars! ✨#CanadianInnovation 🇨🇦 #Canada

    thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/

  12. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  13. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  14. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  15. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  16. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  17. Canadarm: Canada’s Robotic Arm in Space! 🇨🇦

    The Canadarm, a series of ingenious robotic arms, was vital for the Space Shuttle program. It deployed satellites, maneuvered payloads, and even captured damaged spacecraft. A symbol of Canadian innovation and engineering excellence reaching for the stars! ✨#CanadianInnovation 🇨🇦 #Canada

    thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/

  18. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  19. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  20. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  21. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  22. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  23. Canadarm: Canada’s Robotic Arm in Space! 🇨🇦

    The Canadarm, a series of ingenious robotic arms, was vital for the Space Shuttle program. It deployed satellites, maneuvered payloads, and even captured damaged spacecraft. A symbol of Canadian innovation and engineering excellence reaching for the stars! ✨#CanadianInnovation 🇨🇦 #Canada

    thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/

  24. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  25. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  26. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  27. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  28. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  29. Canadarm: Canada’s Robotic Arm in Space! 🇨🇦

    The Canadarm, a series of ingenious robotic arms, was vital for the Space Shuttle program. It deployed satellites, maneuvered payloads, and even captured damaged spacecraft. A symbol of Canadian innovation and engineering excellence reaching for the stars! ✨#CanadianInnovation 🇨🇦 #Canada

    thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/

  30. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  31. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  32. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  33. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  34. The Accidental Hat Mogul: A Sailor's Problem

    The Tilley Hat was born from a sailor's frustration. In the early 1980s, Alex Tilley was tired of losing hats to the wind. He designed one perfect hat that would stay on, float, and last forever. He never planned to start a business, but when other sailors saw his practical creation, they all wanted one. A Canadian icon was born from a simple need. #Canada #TilleyHat #CanadianInnovation #Sailing 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilley_E

  35. Canadarm: Canada’s Robotic Arm in Space! 🇨🇦

    The Canadarm, a series of ingenious robotic arms, was vital for the Space Shuttle program. It deployed satellites, maneuvered payloads, and even captured damaged spacecraft. A symbol of Canadian innovation and engineering excellence reaching for the stars! ✨#CanadianInnovation 🇨🇦 #Canada

    thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/

  36. #NewShoolFoods sounds so interesting and like a huge win for #CanadianInnovation. I would love to eat #Salmon made out of #potato. The texture looks legit, the reviews say the taste is very mild, and it is very close to the real thing. Whenever I get the chance, I will be trying out this salmon and other fish they imitate.

    newschoolfoods.co/?trk=public_

    #Canada #Canadian #food #fish #PlantBased #Vegan #Innovation

  37. Canadarm: Canada’s Robotic Arm in Space! 🇨🇦

    The Canadarm, a series of ingenious robotic arms, was vital for the Space Shuttle program. It deployed satellites, maneuvered payloads, and even captured damaged spacecraft. A symbol of Canadian innovation and engineering excellence reaching for the stars! ✨#CanadianInnovation 🇨🇦 #Canada

    thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/

  38. CW: Hashtag-filled post/thread on Deloitte-published research about workforce ecosystems

    Heard Altman on Nora Young’s Spark podcast (CBC). Yes, this all relates back to the late #ClayChristensen, including #DisruptiveInnovation and #JobsToBeDone. Much of it reminds me of Tony Bailetti and Technology Innovation Management (TIM) - Carleton University. More so than the segment about #Blackberry and #CanadianInnovation.

    cbc.ca/radio/spark/what-the-bl

    (Again, apologies to the hashtag-averse)

  39. CW: Hashtag-filled post/thread on Deloitte-published research about workforce ecosystems

    Heard Altman on Nora Young’s Spark podcast (CBC). Yes, this all relates back to the late #ClayChristensen, including #DisruptiveInnovation and #JobsToBeDone. Much of it reminds me of Tony Bailetti and Technology Innovation Management (TIM) - Carleton University. More so than the segment about #Blackberry and #CanadianInnovation.

    cbc.ca/radio/spark/what-the-bl

    (Again, apologies to the hashtag-averse)

  40. CW: Hashtag-filled post/thread on Deloitte-published research about workforce ecosystems

    Heard Altman on Nora Young’s Spark podcast (CBC). Yes, this all relates back to the late #ClayChristensen, including #DisruptiveInnovation and #JobsToBeDone. Much of it reminds me of Tony Bailetti and Technology Innovation Management (TIM) - Carleton University. More so than the segment about #Blackberry and #CanadianInnovation.

    cbc.ca/radio/spark/what-the-bl

    (Again, apologies to the hashtag-averse)

  41. CW: Hashtag-filled post/thread on Deloitte-published research about workforce ecosystems

    Heard Altman on Nora Young’s Spark podcast (CBC). Yes, this all relates back to the late #ClayChristensen, including #DisruptiveInnovation and #JobsToBeDone. Much of it reminds me of Tony Bailetti and Technology Innovation Management (TIM) - Carleton University. More so than the segment about #Blackberry and #CanadianInnovation.

    cbc.ca/radio/spark/what-the-bl

    (Again, apologies to the hashtag-averse)

  42. CW: Hashtag-filled post/thread on Deloitte-published research about workforce ecosystems

    Heard Altman on Nora Young’s Spark podcast (CBC). Yes, this all relates back to the late #ClayChristensen, including #DisruptiveInnovation and #JobsToBeDone. Much of it reminds me of Tony Bailetti and Technology Innovation Management (TIM) - Carleton University. More so than the segment about #Blackberry and #CanadianInnovation.

    cbc.ca/radio/spark/what-the-bl

    (Again, apologies to the hashtag-averse)