CBC: “You’re married? Prove it!”

Spark producer Dan Misener is getting married shortly. So when he headed over to the H.R. section on the CBC intranet… er, portal… er, iO! to get some information about benefits and time off, he was surprised to find this:

Have you ever had any strange Mothercorp experiences as a result of your own nuptials?

This week on Spark, Virginia Postrel explains the cultural currency of type (full interview) and a chance to play Font, Coffee, or Baby Name? and using zenware to focus on your writing (full interview).

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Good luck, Dan! Take many pictures that don’t look fake, and be sure someone in your wedding party is a notary!

-- Valerie

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