Meagan Gillmore, Author at Canadian Affairs

Canadians are increasingly unhappy, new data show

The number of Canadians reporting high levels of life satisfaction has dropped by six per cent in the last three years

The dizzying hype around AI has been replaced by sober reflection by Canada’s leading universities on how to ensure AI is properly used

In B.C., certain gig workers are now entitled to minimum wage and travel reimbursements. Lawyers say further protections are on the horizon

Social prescribing programs are growing across Canada, with new programs recently launched in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and B.C.

Dominic Cardy on what Canadians can expect from Canada’s newest federal political party and how they intend to be different

MAID laws have created moral dilemmas for many nurses, a new study says, with many expressing concern over vulnerable patients

Numerous Canadian universities have pledged to become age-friendly. They’re encouraging seniors to become students and promoting healthy aging

A new study shows the challenges consumers with disabilities face when using self-serve machines — and how those barriers can be fixed

In a win for B.C. seniors, the government has said retirement homes cannot arbitrarily increase residents’ mandatory service fees

A new Liberal Party website asks Canadians to rank Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s worst moments as a member of Parliament