The Carney government clearly has huge support for its resistance to the U.S. tariff war. However, that support must not hinder us from criticism or from standing up for progressive policies. For ...
There is no question that the political landscape upon which the data centre industry conducts its business has undergone a massive sea change over the past year. It was only a short time ago that ...
In the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “The Measure of a Man,” android character Commander Data is on trial to determine his humanity—whether he possesses subjectivity, agency, and therefore ...
“We believe our province can compete with any jurisdiction on Earth,” Alberta Premier Danielle Smith recently said, reacting to Meta’s plans for a $13 billion data centre north of Edmonton. “Alberta ...
“When can I get my own phone?” my eight year old daughter asks me. “Never,” I say to myself, wanting to protect her from the open internet. Families are living through unprecedented exposure to ...
In early June, Prime Minister Mark Carney stood in front of rows of medical workers to unveil his government’s new AI strategy. “AI for All” envisioned the rollout of artificial intelligence ...
Every year the minimum wage in Ontario has a modest increase. And every year the actual living wage pulls further away. 2026 is no different.
The Ontario government is aggressively promoting greater for-profit involvement in health care delivery. The most pronounced shift in this policy direction came in 2023 with the passage of Bill 60 ...
Students in Manitoba are facing additional costs at a time when many are already struggling with the rising cost of living, despite repeated promises from the provincial government to make life more ...
The government of British Columbia is calling an election, just two years into a majority mandate and with an opposition mostly in disarray ...
The United States’ trade war has created a generational crisis for Canada and Mexico. Prime Minister Mark Carney has decided to walk away from the negotiating table, where a deal with the U.S. would ...
From leader to laggard: Between the 1950s and the 1970s, the federal government took an active and growing role in funding post-secondary education in Canada. At one point, the federal government was ...
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