Police are crucial to Portugal’s decriminalization success, a new study finds — yet their role is largely ignored in North America
Monthly Archives: June 2026
Tiny homes see boost for Los Angeles homeless as World Cup nears
Last year’s census showed a 17.5 per cent drop in people living on the streets over a two-year period — the most sustained fall on record
‘Guerrilla’ tactics for navigating Canadian health care
Two health-care insiders created a handbook of strategies for patients facing long wait times and a family doctor deficit
Arbour sworn in as Canada’s Governor General
‘The world is watching us,’ the former Supreme Court justice told the Senate shortly after being sworn in as Governor General
First AI-designed ‘universal vaccine’ tested in humans: U.K. researchers
Researchers hope machine-designed vaccine could one day protect against both known coronavirus threats and future spillovers
Op-Ed: Canada must move at the pace of global business
Regulatory certainty, not ambition, will determine whether Canada attracts the next generation of major projects
Anthropic calls for pause of global AI development
As AI systems begin helping create more capable successors, one major developer is urging the world to slow down
Canada sees surprise jobs hike, unemployment rate drops
Unexpected hiring surge offers a rare bright spot for the economy, though recession fears and trade uncertainty persist
Air Canada suspends Cuba operations ‘indefinitely’
Canadians made up a key portion of Cuba’s tourism sector, but that revenue has dried up as Washington has cut off fuel supplies
Is Carney’s foreign investment push in Canada’s best interests?
Ottawa wants to make Canada a ‘premium destination’ for foreign direct investment. Some economists warn FDI is not an ‘unalloyed good’
