Canada’s new heritage minister has a chance to undo some damage
First, Rodriguez should halt any government plans to reintroduce what was formerly Bill C-10, a proposal to amend the Broadcasting Act.
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Why education policy is failing us in COVID-19 Times
The idea that prioritizing academic achievement is at odds with student well-being is not defensible.
Our short-sighted politicians have yet to glimpse Bitcoin's big potential
Cryptocurrencies represent a revolutionary hedge against government fiscal policy.
Civility in politics has to run both ways
A lot of people have good reason to be alienated from a culture of stagnation and decadence that no one seems willing to confront.
Jody Wilson-Raybould shows how rootless our politics have become
The typically Western individualistic frame is the wrong way to approach the problems of hyper-partisanship and political corruption.
Don't let stigma or greed hinder effective COVID-19 drugs
We have gone from a great medication that can treat worms, but not cure COVID-19, to a new generation of promising antiviral drugs that could lessen the burden of this disease.
Why we need a flexible, prudent approach to vaccine mandates
A prudential approach will never deliver the rallying cries and exciting headlines (some) politicians need, but it always offers the best performance.
Greatly improved co-operative wineries deserve a second look
The wine world is cyclical, and what comes out of fashion eventually comes back, if in a somewhat different form.
Chinese Canadians should not have to fear retaliation for speaking about China
The Chinese Communist Party’s propaganda runs rampant on Chinese-language media outside of the country, creating an atmosphere of fear for Chinese Canadians and immigrants with ties to China.
Labour Market Insights: Ontario’s Labour Market Trends for September 2021
As the pandemic gradually subsides we’re reminded that the major, long-term challenge isn’t that there are not enough jobs—it’s that there are too few workers.
