(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...
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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...
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(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 –...
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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...
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Each of the mandate letters given to cabinet ministers by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over the past three years has included the following commitment: “You are expected to do...
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An estimated one in seven Canadians has a criminal record, and while the government’s new bill to expedite suspensions of criminal records for simple cannabis possession convictions is definitely...
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Canada’s economy is doing well, our unemployment rate is at its lowest level in decades, and the average net worth of Canadians is increasing. If we look more closely...
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De nouvelles notes de recherche sur les gilets jaunes français montrent comment les appuis à ce mouvement se trouvent surtout chez les électeurs moins éduqués et peu fortunés, ceux-là...
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Finding better ways of wiring for e-government is important and necessary. Nobody would disagree with the need for better computing, electronic communications and information management. However, digital improvements will...
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Picture this: two business partners decide to expand to a new city. Partner A will continue to take care of the head office. Partner B heads off with a...
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