A large study published Thursday in the journal Science reveals that military doctors give more attention to higher-ranked patients
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England set to ban gender identity teaching in schools
Children up to the age of 18 at schools in England will not be taught gender identity under government proposals published Thursday
Posted inProfessional
Keep learning or lose your career
Employees cannot rely on companies’ professional development programs to stay relevant and employable. Here’s what they should do
Posted inHealth
Baby boomers’ dilemma: Staying out of hospitals and in their homes
Home care is best for aging baby boomers and the public purse, yet seniors often turn to hospitals for medical care. This needs to change
Posted inCommunity
What one man needed for a second chance at life
How home care and a support group are keeping Ontarian resident Michal Kaliszan from turning to MAID to end his life
Posted inConsumer
B.C. regulator moves to protect mortgage borrowers at payoff
B.C. borrowers are entitled to promptly receive discharge documents after paying off a mortgage. But recent investigations reveal a problem of ‘broad non-compliance’
Posted inFamily
Ottawa commits to improving fertility access in the next year
Minister Ien unexpectedly announced a commitment to improving Canadians access to fertility treatment before the next election
Posted inTech
AI systems are already deceiving us — and that’s a problem
Experts have long warned about the threat posed by AI going rogue. But a new research paper suggests it’s already happening
Posted inCommentary
Editorial: Conservatives’ appeal to workers is smart — and fraught
Conservatives are smart to appeal to working class voters. But there’s a risk of them resorting to fundamentally unconservative tools in the process
Posted inCommunity
‘Expensive surprises’: Lessons from Calgary’s office conversion strategy
Calgary has been in a leader in office-to-residential conversions. But some of the city’s conversion projects are encountering headwinds