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Michael Sabia says the current moment 'calls for an entrepreneurial mindset, with measured risk-taking and a willingness to seize opportunities…
‘Our concern has grown over the last year because the folks at PHAC have been really non-committal about what's happening to the funding program…
As Canada moves away from reliance on the U.S. we cannot be pressured to compete by matching lower environmental and labour standards, and accep…
UN special rapporteurs are urging Canada to protect a Sikh activist who has been subject to 'credible and imminent threats to his life.'
Requiring media to register is 'antithetical to how journalism actually works,' says CAJ president Brent Jolly, while the Canadian Civil Liberti…
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Plus, the candidates in the North Vancouver-Capilano byelection will face off in an all-candidates meeting this evening.
Also, Minister Champagne and his Indian counterpart will chat in Toronto next week, Senator Bev Busson leaves the Senate after eight years, and…
A brochure for four Richmond, B.C., candidates running in this October's municipal elections identifies Chak Au as a policy adviser. Until last…
We are spending on our science base, which consists of our universities and colleges and government support for companies. But we are not captur…
The ultimate lesson is that age verification is an insufficient policy response on its own. Canada needs to rethink how we approach addressing o…
If the United States wants to sell its liquor to Canadians, or encourage them to travel south of the border, the White House needs to stop bully…
The federal government’s current public consultation on AI transparency is a welcome continuation of what must become a broader national convers…
The clock is ticking down to an Aug. 19 deadline when U.S. President Donald Trump threatens to impose 50-per-cent duties on more than $20-billio…
There is 'significant bleeding from the small business community across Canada' that has been underway for more than a year, says CFIB CEO Dan K…
South Sudan joins neighbouring Sudan as the two East African nations where Canada has suspended operations of its embassies.
Both groups lauded the introduction of Bill S-5, which requires that digital health data be shareable across different technology systems, this…
Plus, the Canadian Congress of Black Politicians gathers in Ottawa.