Canada has a strong, vibrant and internationally envied financial sector. But change is upon us. Skillful fintech entrepreneurs are leveraging disruptive technologies to create new financial products and services...
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The latest cabinet approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline came less than a day after the federal government declared a climate emergency. While the irony was a dream for...
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La première chose que j’ai remarquée après ma chirurgie de féminisation faciale il y a quelques années, c’est la dissipation de mon anxiété et de mes peurs de l’espace...
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In the end, it wasn’t even close. The United Conservative Party (UCP) won a massive majority in Alberta’s recent election. The new party – formed in 2017 following the...
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Canada is the world’s fourth largest producer of both conventional and unconventional crude oil. Unlike most other major producers, Canada has essentially one export market: the United States. Crude...
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La Journée nationale des peuples autochtones, qui se tient le 21 juin chaque année, constitue une occasion unique pour célébrer les cultures autochtones et favoriser les échanges. Cette année, elle...
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Ontario’s government recently announced a slew of policy changes that would Reduce tuition fees in Ontario’s colleges and universities by 10 percent Reduce grant aid and increase loan aid...
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Citizenship is the neglected child of immigration-related policies. It attracts less attention, and it has a lower profile and fewer resources than other areas. This is evidenced by wide...
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A move for closure on the debate and a marathon weekend session at the Quebec National Assembly saw the contentious Bill 21 finally pass, 73 to 35. The legislation...
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A young family turns to their physician, who they know is regulated in their province, for their medical needs. They are confident in their choice because they know the...
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