0:45
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Intro to Katie’s early life with politics
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2:57
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How being a Page as a child influenced her life
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3:58
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How Katie landed her first job
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5:40
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Going from provincial to federal politics
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7:45
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Katie’s first meeting with Justin Trudeau and her initial thoughts
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10:43
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How Katie came to be the Chief of Staff
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14:00
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Managing barriers of not being as experienced as others
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17:51
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Dealing with age as a ‘limitation’- Katie not seeing her young age as a limitation
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20:30
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Dealing with Canada’s neighbour to the south
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24:12
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People Katie goes to for advice
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25:14
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How tough it is to turn off the work life around friends/family
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26:22
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The two greatest accomplishment from Katie’s personal perspective
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28:33
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Handling criticism on a professional and personal level
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30:55
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Looking ahead to another election and how it effects the day to day priorities
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32:13
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Making sure Katies mandate lives on
- Getting as much done as possible
- The more success that is seen the harder it is to be rolled back
- Would feel much better knowing there is a diverse crowd of folks at the table
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33:25
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Advice to women entering politics
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35:25
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See Her to Be Her
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36:34
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Judgment and knowledge over instinct within politics
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38
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Feelings on the future and the excitement that is revolving around Canada
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41:12
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The future of Canada, and the possibility for females as Prime Minister
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42:25
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Q&A from the audience
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43:00
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Katie’s most defining decade in her life
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44:32
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Finding the balance of family life and work life, the secret to Katie’s success
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47:35
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Working her way up to a level of assertiveness until Katie owned her seat
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49:15
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Style of leadership
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50:20
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Trends in the youth concerning politics
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54:10
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The need to talk with people not at people
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