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Des passants traversent une intersection animée au centre-ville, sous un ciel gris. Les immeubles environnants, dont un avec le logo de Google, se reflètent dans une flaque d’eau au premier plan. Les décorations lumineuses des arbres évoquent la période des Fêtes.

Quebec since 1995: decline or progress?

Above their heads, they hold sheets of paper that outline calls for health-care accessibility.

Excluding people with disabilities from development initiatives must end

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Canada cannot sell gender equality abroad without practising it at home

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Declining Indigenous fertility rates will reshape their communities – and Canada

All four are standing in front of a wall lined with provincial flags. Fraser is at a podium.

New hate-crime bill must confront the enforcement gap

A 20-something man reaches across a table in an office to shake hands with a colleague.

As AI claims entry-level jobs, we need to prioritize real-world experience for young people alongside learning

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Federalism: obstacle or engine of redistribution?

Lines of people bent over in prayer at night.

Religious literacy can help Quebec balance identity and inclusion

Canada has a health-care investment problem

B.C’s community benefits agreement makes assumptions about economic justice for Indigenous workers

The banality of online toxicity

Racist labour exploitation continues in multicultural Canada

The federal government should not overhaul charity rules during a pandemic

Help for the poor works best when combined with help for all

Why Quebec’s Bill 96 is good for national unity

What’s standing in the way of teaching about residential schools?

How can we start to make Canada’s long-term care homes about care, not profit?

Are federal parties doing enough on poverty?

Which political party has the best child care plan?

The Conservatives’ child care plan will help poorer families but reinforce regional inequity

We need to nudge joy into voting

How will Alberta use online learning to address its skills gap?

Why the Supreme Court should leave Bill 21 alone

Canada must develop immigration policy as climate change increases likelihood of mass displacement

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