The leader of the World Council of Churches also said Israel should be investigated for ‘accusations of genocidal intent’
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Posted inHealth
Canada’s rising HIV cases are not as problematic as they may seem
A new report showing a striking rise in HIV cases in Canada does not tell the full story. We need to look at these cases in context
Posted inThe Interview
Health care on a map: a Q&A with Medimap’s CEO
Thomas Jankowski shares how Medimap is being used to cut wait times, match patients with doctors and reduce doctors’ administrative burden
Posted inFamily
‘Square pegs, round holes’: Parents of autistic kids resort to homeschooling
The limitations of Canada’s public school system are driving many parents of autistic kids to homeschool
Posted inPolitics & Policy
Ballots beyond borders: Should non-citizens vote in party nomination races?
All major federal parties allow non-citizens to vote in riding nominations and leadership races — despite clear risks of foreign interference
Posted inProfessional
‘Anti-woke’ Americans hail death of DEI as another domino topples
Walmart said it will phase out the terms ‘diversity, equity and inclusion’ (DEI) and ‘Latinx,’ shutter a racial equity centre and pull out of a prominent gay rights index
Posted inProfessional
‘The perception glitch’: Most Canadians are happy in their jobs, but think others aren’t
Recent surveys highlight a disconnect between how Canadians feel about their jobs and the narrative often promoted in media
Posted inProfessional
Resident Support Personnel become fixture of Ontario’s long-term care landscape
Low-wage, untrained Resident Support Personnel were a pandemic-era stop-gap measure. Now, they’re becoming permanent. Should they be?
Posted inPolitics & Policy
The ‘real story’ of Nova Scotia’s upcoming election
Residents, pollsters and political commentators weigh in on the political dynamics unique to the Atlantic province — and common to Canada
Posted inProfessional
Does Alberta’s proposed ‘Jordan Peterson Law’ address a real need?
Premier Smith says the province will introduce legislation to prevent regulators from policing professionals’ speech. Is it necessary?