The United States has secured trade deals with most of its top trading partners. But Canada’s situation is different, sources say
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Ottawa proposes new cell tower rules that would limit public input
Ottawa says its proposed cell tower rules would streamline approvals. Critics say they limit public input and ignore possible health risks
Posted inProfessional
Ban diversity quotas in federal research funding, parliamentary committee says
Committee says DEI policies are weakening Canadian research — yet also calls for maintaining DEI initiatives in other areas
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The promise and perils of national disability insurance
Advocates want Canada to consider a national disability insurance policy similar to Australia’s. But policy experts say it’s not a simple fix
Posted inEnergy & Environment
‘We can’t just put them out anymore’: On the front lines of Canada’s new fire reality
Award-winning photojournalist Jesse Winter on how Canada needs to shift from trying to prevent wildfires to learning to live with them
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Op-Ed: Data make clear COVID-19 vaccines were a success
The Canadians injured by COVID-19 vaccines should be heard. But the data show vaccines were an indisputable success
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Denmark hails ‘binding’ Greenland deal with Trump
Denmark and Greenland both hailed deal to give U.S. ‘permanent control’ over Greenland’s security and bar Chinese and Russian bases
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CRA’s pandemic benefit recovery ‘producing injustice’: report
774,000 Canadians owed $10.3B in pandemic benefit debt last year. Critics say it is unjust to collect this debt from low-income Canadians
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Alberta’s referendum ‘scapegoats’ immigrants, new report says
Polling shows most Albertans favour greater provincial control over immigration and reducing social services for temporary residents
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Trade war a ‘problematic recipe’ for Canada’s nonprofit sector
Nonprofits need to be ‘part of the conversation’ with Ottawa on trade war’s impacts and their role delivering essential services