Bureaucrats, ministers of Indian affairs and even premiers and prime ministers have promised year after year to address the multiple, overlapping crises in the Cree Nation of Kashechewan, crises...
There is a conventional notion that justice should be blind. But Canada’s Constitution says the opposite: it should not be blind, and it should not be colour blind. Canadians...
Assisted reproduction policy in Canada hasn’t quite worked out as planned. After a 1993 royal commission recommended sweeping national legislation, Parliament passed the Assisted Human Reproduction Act in 2004....
Bien qu’il n’existe pas de statistiques à ce sujet, la gestation pour autrui (GPA) représenterait moins de 1 % des naissances au Canada. Cette pratique a pourtant fait couler beaucoup...
The average Canadian spends about $200 per month on groceries. This varies depending on where you live. In Toronto, for example, the price is closer to $254 a month,...
Pourquoi poser cette question ? Tout simplement parce que si nous nous fions au seuil officiel de la pauvreté que le gouvernement canadien a reconnu voilà peu, il ne saurait...
(This article has been translated from French.) This text is written in the context of the United Nations 2015-2024 International Decade for People of African Descent. Over the past...
The impending shutdown of the Canadian Women’s Hockey League (CWHL) in early May 2019 is not the result of a new phenomenon. In the past ten years, a number...
(This article has been translated into French.) The political differences across the country – on issues ranging from energy and the environment to immigration and the best way to create jobs –...
Canada’s paid parental leave system has high uptake and places us solidly in the middle of the pack of OECD countries in terms of how much paid time parents...
