The recent collapse of oil markets is good news for those filling up at the local station, but not for oil producers or for the climate. The unravelling of...
Canadian governments are moving swiftly to provide financial support to businesses and households affected by the coronavirus-induced downturn. These steps are critical and should be lauded. But policy-makers must...
The Canadian Nuclear Association (CNA) held its annual conference in Ottawa in February. It was the most optimistic gathering in years. In one sense, this was only natural. After...
As COVID-19 spreads around the globe, its impact extends far beyond the health implications of a pandemic that has already killed more than 20,000 people in barely three months....
Bill C-7 expands access to medical assistance in dying (MAiD) in response to a 2019 Quebec Superior Court ruling that the MAiD law’s “reasonably foreseeable death” condition violated the...
With the coronavirus pandemic devastating the global economy and pushing world oil prices over a cliff, the federal government has two potential options in dealing with the oil and...
La pandémie de coronavirus ramène à l’avant-plan l’État-providence, de loin le meilleur instrument collectif pour assurer la santé des populations et contrer les crises économiques. En offrant des services...
Les bulletins quotidiens au Canada font tous le même constat : le nombre d’infections de COVID-19 augmente de jour en jour. Nous étions prévenus, et tout en espérant d’y échapper,...
The international COVID-19 pandemic has forced many sectors to explore online tools to ensure operational continuity during this time of crisis. Provincial governments in Canada have begun releasing online learning platforms to continue to provide...
The COVID-19 pandemic reminds us that in times of turmoil, decisions made for the greater good can have collateral impacts. It’s becoming evident that efforts to contain the virus...
