The hottest current treatment for obesity is the use of drugs such as semaglutide and tirzepatide which provide significant weight loss and appear to have very few serious side effects.
What could be more worthy of celebration, of putting pen to paper and etching something on the unknown future unfurling before us, than the greatness of good men?
We wanted convenience, and now we have it—or rather it has us. We have become slaves to convenience. In the name of efficiency, time-saving, and productivity, we have sleep-walked into an inhuman nightmare.
This week’s Hub Dialogue Roundtable discusses Commissioner Paul Rouleau’s report on the invocation of the Emergencies Act last year. Plus, reports of a CSIS document that outlines Chinese interference in the most recent Canadian election.
This episode features discussion with David Frum on recent political developments in Mexico under President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, its bilateral relationship with Canada, and the country’s broader role in North America.
It has been simultaneously at the height and bottom of fashion for a quarter of a century. On the one hand, most of the most expensive white wines in the world are Chardonnay made from Burgundy or Champagne. On the other hand, Chardonnay is not cool no matter how much it might cost.
A litany of recent headlines about violent attacks in Toronto has Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre seeing a political opportunity.
A powerful rebuke to Piketty’s work is in a new study, The Myth of American Inequality: How the Government Biases Policy Debate, which makes a strong case that everything we know about income inequality and poverty in the U.S. is wrong.
While the threats to public safety in Canada’s largest city have made many recent headlines, smaller cities across the country have been dealing with declining public safety for years, making it a truly national phenomenon.
This episode of Hub Dialogues features law professor Malcolm Lavoie discussing how trade and commerce were integral to the creation of Canada, the economic vision of the framers that is embedded within the Constitution, and interprovincial trade disputes.
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