Mentorship helps an African immigrant journey through the Canadian corporate maze

Somewhere out there is a soft-spoken woman of average height, name unknown, possibly living in Saskatoon, possibly elsewhere, who on Sept. 1, 2000, sat in a late-model vehicle at the airport waiting for an inbound flight from Lagos, Nigeria, that had been delayed by several hours. Aboard that flight was Chika Onwuekwe, a young international tax lawyer, who had left behind a good job at KPMG and a comfortable life in Lagos...