In the October speech from the throne, the Liberal government resurrected the idea of a national child-care program. Since such programs are always to some extent cost-shared with provinces,...
Amid the many uncertainties that this new year brings, we can make one prediction with confidence: In 2021 – and beyond – many Canadians will need some kind of...
Over the coming months, Canadians will watch as several thousand positions in the upper echelons of the American executive branch are filled by presidential appointees. This is a complex...
This article has been translated into French. This fall’s speech from the throne made very clear that helping Canadians gain access to training will be critical to Canada’s post-pandemic...
Students are now routinely referred to as “learners” in the school system-bound world of K-12 education. Teaching is “facilitating learning,” the classroom is a “learning environment,” and pursuing continuing...
Peu nombreuses sont les discussions sur l’innovation où l’on n’entend pas fuser le mot « rupture ». Pourtant, les organisations au Canada ont l’habitude de récompenser la prédictibilité et...
The United Nations Secretary General has decried effects of the pandemic as a “generational catastrophe” in education. It’s clear, in the middle of the panic, politics and near-chaos of...
Indigenous youth are the youngest, fastest growing segment of Canada’s population. They hold tremendous potential to contribute to and transform the country’s economic, political and cultural life. The key...
L’annonce faite dans le discours du Trône de faire de la formation des travailleurs et des jeunes une priorité est une excellente nouvelle. Au fil des ans, les gouvernements...
Avant même que ne débute la pandémie de COVID‑19, la santé mentale des étudiants universitaires était un sujet de préoccupation grandissant. On parlait surtout de dépression et d’anxiété chez...
