At a national conference this week, operators raised concerns that subsidized child care is not helping low-income families and hurting centres
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Editorial: The problem with Poilievre’s notwithstanding clause comments
Poilievre’s comments show a flagrant disregard for the institutions that make Canada a great nation and a misunderstanding of his role as leader
Posted inCommunity
Could Canada be smarter about how it treats Canadian expats?
A new report highlights how Canada lacks a strategy for Canadians living abroad. Could Canadian expats be reframed from liabilities to assets?
Posted inConsumer
PBO’s carbon tax analysis incomplete, new information shows
The 10 per cent of Canadians who don’t file their taxes weren’t included in the official analysis of who is worse off from the carbon tax
Posted inReligion
Premier Kinew initiates review of legislature’s opening prayer
Premier Kinew is inviting Manitobans to weigh in on replacing the legislature’s opening Christian prayer with a more representative and inclusive one
Posted inEnergy & Environment
How consumers would benefit from a pan-Canadian electricity grid
A better connected electricity grid could mean ‘billions of dollars back to households’. But to get there, provinces must learn to share
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Alberta child-care centres felt ‘coerced’ into joining $10-a-day program
Alberta used coercive tactics to get child-care operators to sign onto Ottawa’s program, including making existing subsidies conditional on signing