An active public debate about women’s health practices flared up recently on social media. Writers who criticized pseudoscientific practices and products found themselves under attack as “anti-women.” Under its...
You can put away the cocaine, save the bleach for your white clothes and have a sip of your hot lemon water – none of these things will cure...
(This article has been translated from French.) We are experiencing an unprecedented situation. The crisis caused by COVID-19 has not just health, social and economic implications but also media implications,...
Kids in PEI recently participated in a superhero-themed virtual hangout, where some dressed up as …. Dr. Heather Morrison. Morrison – who has also had a calf named after...
En tant que seul État francophone en Amérique du Nord, le Québec a une responsabilité particulière à l’égard du rayonnement du français partout au Canada. La vitalité du français...
People are generally bad at understanding what’s a threat to them. We have lots of research and examples to back that up: people are scared of nuclear power even...
There were a few tense moments earlier this month and news organizations and journalists from across the country held their collective breath, after Minister of Canadian Heritage Steven Guilbeault...
Like the ones before it, this Black History Month is blessed with a cascade of creative programming that will uncover and convey Black Canada’s complex and compelling stories through...
With the release of the Broadcasting and Telecommunications Legislative Review’s (BTLR) final report last week, Canada now has two regulatory visions for the future of its communication systems. Before...
De quelle façon la population canadienne s’informe-t-elle de la criminalité ? Selon une étude réalisée par Éric Bélisle, 95 % des Canadiens passent par les médias traditionnels pour s’informer...
