First-ever study by federal environment ministry quickly attributes extreme weather events to human activity
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Posted inFamily
Dependent adult children with disabilities have a say in their care, court rules
Ruling will ‘ensure that the rights of people with disabilities aren’t ignored in years to come when it comes to family law legislation,’ lawyer says
Posted inEnergy & Environment
‘Not the end of the world,’ says data scientist on the big issues
‘We just are unaware of how bad the past was,’ argues data scientist in her new book
Posted inCulture
Alice Munro’s daughter says stepdad abused her, and mom knew
‘She reacted exactly as I had feared she would, as if she had learned of an infidelity’
Posted inCommunity
Leading addiction doctor warns of Canada’s ‘safer supply’ disaster
Addiction physician Dr. Sharon Koivu has seen the effects of safer supply programs in her clinical practice and personal life — and is sounding the alarm
Posted inTech
Is AI a major drain on the world’s energy supply?
Studies have shown that each request to ChatGPT uses roughly 10 times the power of a single Google search
Posted inWorld
UK Labour win promises ‘greater synergy’ between govt and king
‘We know a lot about King Charles III because he expressed so many opinions when he was Prince of Wales’
Posted inThe Interview
Q&A with former MP Marwan Tabarra, on his path to redemption and next run
Former Liberal MP Marwan Tabarra speaks about his criminal conviction, getting kicked out of Trudeau’s caucus and why — and where — he’s running again
Posted inConsumer
Why Canadian homeowners face rising insurance costs — and risks
‘Canada is becoming a riskier place. And fundamentally, insurance is about risk. The higher the risk, the higher the premiums’
Posted inCommentary
Editorial: What data can tell us about Canada’s Supreme Court
The US Supreme Court’s breathtaking output can be contrasted with that of Canada’s Supreme Court — in ways both good and ill