After a deadly hospital strike, Ukrainians gathered outside the Russian consulate in Toronto, demanding stronger action from Ottawa
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Editorial: What went wrong with Canada’s immigration system
Under the Liberals, we’ve gone from having an immigration system that was the ‘envy of the world’ to one that ‘plugs holes in low-skilled labour markets’
Restaurants seek relief amidst rising bankruptcies, ‘abysmal’ profits
Restaurant industry association calls for government to bring down labour costs as thousands of businesses struggle to stay afloat
Canada pledges $47.8bn for Indigenous child welfare
The Canadian government on Thursday offered $47.8 billion to repair the ‘broken’ Indigenous child welfare system
Denmark to introduce world’s first livestock carbon tax
Revenue generated by the tax will be reinvested in the ecological transition of the agricultural industry
‘Centralized planning’: Critics wary of Ottawa’s sustainable jobs law
Ottawa’s new Sustainable Jobs Act, which aims to create new clean-energy jobs, is being criticized on the left and right — but for very different reasons
Canada sued over harsh migrant detentions
The Canadian government is being sued for allegedly violating migrants’ rights by detaining them alongside criminal suspects while awaiting processing of their status
Ottawa links June heat wave to climate change
First-ever study by federal environment ministry quickly attributes extreme weather events to human activity
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
‘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
