C.O.E.U.R.S. Dans les années 1980, les publicitaires québécois connaissaient bien cet acronyme, qui résumait de manière simple les différences entre Québécois et Canadiens : conservateurs, mais ouverts, émotifs et unis, plutôt...
The Council of the Federation meeting on December 2 will be an opportunity for provincial and territorial premiers to set aside their differences and coalesce around a set of...
Une crise de croissance, dites-vous ? La première année de légalisation du cannabis au Canada a connu sa part d’ennuis, notamment le laborieux déploiement des points de vente dans toutes...
A year after legalization, Canada’s cannabis market is in shambles. The number of retail outlets is ludicrously insufficient; inventories are piling up in retail, wholesale and producer warehouses; the...
Poker star Jimmy Chou, who has won more than $1 million playing the game, has a new teacher. Pluribus, a new artificial intelligence program, recently defeated Chou, along with...
A national accommodation on climate change and carbon pricing is staring us in the face. Irony of ironies, it is three western, conservative premiers who are pointing the way...
Canada has an aging population. When we talk about this, our discussions usually circle back to health, and in particular, to the question of how we’re going to care...
Proponents of evidence-based decision-making have a reason to rejoice. The Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences awarded recently to three development economists emphasizes the role research plays in crafting,...
