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...
Acting on treaty right recognized in the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision 21 years ago in R v Marshall, the Sipekne’katik First Nation launched its moderate livelihood fishery in...
It didn’t take long after polls began to close in the United States on Nov. 3rd for hopes of a Blue Wave to crash against reality. President Trump was...
Selon Jennifer Robson et Saul Schwartz, les citoyens qui n’ont pas produit de déclaration de revenus au fédéral en 2015 ont laissé sur la table des prestations d’une valeur...
Netflix’s documentary The Social Dilemma has many Canadians rethinking their intimate relationship with big tech. Among the many revelations, Canadians learned how these multinational firms deeply ingrain artificial intelligence (AI) technologies like...
Wise societies learn from others. In one of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s daily press conferences on April 2, he said that “we’ve learned a lot from South Korea, Singapore,...
The sorry spectacle of the 2020 U.S. presidential election continued to play out Wednesday, with President Donald Trump falsely claiming that the election was a “fraud” even before all...
Cette semaine se tiendront à la Commission des relations avec les citoyens des consultations particulières et des auditions publiques sur le projet de loi 70, qui a été présenté...
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...
Let’s start with the body, for so much is won and lost and lost and lost there. – Billy-Ray Belcourt Canadians in the fall of 2020 sit uncomfortably in...
