Retaliation may feel satisfying, but escalating the failed trade talks into a full-blown trade war is not good for Canadians
Category: PressReader
Posted inHealth
Cancer vaccines are finally showing results. Can Canada deliver them?
A personalized cancer vaccine has shown promise against melanoma. But bringing the treatment to Canada could prove difficult
Posted inCommentary
Op-Ed: If being Canadian has a price, let’s pay it
Our differences don’t make us better than Americans. But they do present us with a choice about what those differences are worth
Posted inCommunity
‘Explosion of happiness’: Report shows how to reduce seniors’ social isolation
Social isolation increases risk for dementia, heart disease and death. Experts say reducing it does not have to be difficult
Posted inPressReader
Pope ignites debate over growing militarization and war
The Pope’s statements about war could align Catholics and other faith groups in opposing Canada’s ballooning defence spending
Posted inPolitics & Policy
Trump admin predicts U.S. trade war ‘devastating’ for Canada
The Trump administration on Sunday warned that Canada would be “foolish” to think it could win a trade war with the United States
Posted inPolitics & Policy
Livre bleu, on the ‘question of Quebec as a country’
The PQ would hold off on a referendum while Trump is in power. But the party’s ‘blue book’ reveals a detailed vision for secession
Posted inCommunity
Op-Ed: AI data centres face waves of municipal resistance — for good reason
Responsible municipalities are taking the time to develop guardrails before saying ‘yes’ to AI data centres
Posted inHealth
Mental illness is just one part of the homelessness crisis
A lack of affordable housing is the missing piece in Canada’s efforts to address homelessness, mental illness and addiction
Posted inFamily
‘Disturbing’: Most women report disrespect during childbirth: study
Health-care providers say study findings point to system-wide problems that are particularly acute for Indigenous women