The Most Valuable Skill in Finance and Why AI Can't Replicate It A reflection on my internship at Sagard. When I arrived at Sagard, I expected to learn about private equity, fund structures, and how capital gets raised. I did learn those things. But the lesson that stayed with me was different, and it changed how I think about the question my generation asks constantly: which jobs will AI take? What I thought investor relations was Before the internship, if you had asked me w

From June 20th to June 24th, I participated in my Duke of Edinburgh Silver Adventurous Journey in Algonquin Park. The experience began with a two-day practice journey from June 20th to June 21st, which gave my group and me the opportunity to get to know one another, establish our goals, discuss roles and responsibilities, and build confidence before beginning our qualifying journey. Like many of the other participants, I felt nervous about spending five days in the wilderness

Toronto French School | April 2026 Earlier this year, our grade was asked to choose our six IB subjects, which is, more or less, the first formal decision a student makes about what direction their career will take. I had already been thinking about business. But around the same time, I started reading more about AI replacing white-collar jobs: finance, law, business management, even medicine and computer science. The fields I had been considering were the ones the headlines