Business leaders in Canada consider skills gaps a key impediment to economic growth and innovation. Canada faces labour shortages linked to a declining birth rate and aging population. But...
Last September, a Quebec Superior Court judge struck down key provisions in the Quebec and federal laws on medical assistance in dying (MAiD) in what’s known as the Truchon...
La révolution numérique a transformé le paysage télévisuel à tous les points de vue : conception, écriture, développement, production et diffusion. À l’échelle internationale, les services en ligne concurrencent...
Canadians are among the most educated people in the world, according to the most recent OECD data. A full 58 percent among those aged 25 to 64 have a...
Five years into the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), China faces many accusations that it is using its “debt-trap diplomacy” to hold partner states captive. Western experts estimate that...
It’s usually taken for granted that the world of work is being fundamentally transformed by the irresistible, tectonic force of technology. Automation and artificial intelligence will destroy some jobs...
Every day, Canadians and businesses make important choices about the futures of their careers, organizations and lives. Accurate, timely and relevant information is critical in making the best possible...
Meghan and Harry’s decision to live in Canada is a mixed blessing for monarchists and republicans alike. Many monarchists will be pleased to have a semipermanent royal-ish couple in...
Le 31 janvier 2020, le Royaume-Uni quittera officiellement l’Union européenne (UE). Il restera beaucoup à négocier pour encadrer les relations commerciales entre les deux entités, mais un cap aura...
The government of New Brunswick has recently come under fire for introducing a bill (Bill 11) that invokes the Charter’s “notwithstanding clause.” The bill would pre-emptively insulate from judicial...
