Global shipping’s switch to low-sulphur fuels “could lead to a doubling [or more] of the warming rate” this decade: study
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Editorial: Legal regulators are wrong to oppose B.C.’s legal reforms
B.C. has a sensible plan to improve the affordability of legal services. It’s unfortunate to see powerful legal groups lining up to oppose it
Posted inFamily
JK Rowling says she regrets not speaking out sooner on trans issues
The new book features essays by JK Rowling and Scottish politicians Joanna Cherry and Ash Regan, who also hold gender-critical views
Posted inReligion
Liberals’ response to Israel-Gaza conflict puts off religious voters: poll
A new poll shows low support for the Liberals among religious voters, including two groups they’ve traditionally counted on — Muslims and Jews
Posted inHealth
‘A system problem’: Why hormone therapy for menopause gets overlooked
Menopause can be debilitating for many women. Yet one of the best treatments for it is not generally prescribed
Posted inHealth
Advocates push for Ontario to facilitate alternatives to long-term care
A new brief calls for Ontario to enable seniors and people with disabilities to access community-based programs to stay in their homes
Posted inFamily
Over 300 million children a year face sexual abuse online: study
University of Edinburgh study finds 1 in 8 children have been victims of non-consensually taking part in sexual content over the past year
Posted inPolitics & Policy
Flawed porn age-verification bill at risk of passing due to politicking
Experts say Bill S-210 raises major privacy and commercial concerns, yet is at risk of passing a House vote without further amendment
Posted inReligion
Complex Christian-Judeo relationship reflected in ceasefire vigil
Ceasefire vigil in Ottawa this week highlights Christians’ complex — and divided — relationship with Jews and the State of Israel
Posted inHealth
Covid pandemic cut global life expectancy by nearly two years
Covid cut global life expectancy by almost two years when it raged from 2019 to 2021, wiping out a decade of progress, the WHO said