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Although there is a strong consensus that Canadians will experience labour market disruption in the coming years, there is still considerable debate regarding how governments and workers should respond....

Disruption as a result of automation is fast changing the nature of work. As machine labour increasingly replaces human labour, old jobs are disappearing or changing and new ones...

(This article has been translated into French.) As the digital revolution continues to transform our world, we are more interconnected, have greater access to information and work, and are constantly...

Post-secondary education is the gateway for young people to access — and create — opportunities in our rapidly changing world. In Canada, we believe everyone should have the tools...

Whether you’re in the workforce or a parent of a child who will one day be in the workforce, chances are you’ve fretted about what skills will be required...

Ontario’s recently elected Progressive Conservative government has vowed to abandon what is termed “discovery math” and to get “back to basics.” That populist election cry resonated with Ontarians because...

Colten Boushie was Cree. He was a member of Red Pheasant First Nation and lived in Treaty 6 territory, but we did not see Cree legal principles applied in...

This summer, rather unexpectedly, Canada ended up in a war of words with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Among the casualties of this diplomatic war were six thousand or...

There has been a lot of noise recently about information distortion and its effects on democracy. So what better time to raise the importance of historical literacy and public...

As mining and resource extraction companies across the North continue to ride out a worldwide slump in commodity prices, there are several things that Matawa and other remote First...