Conservative climate plan falls into familiar traps
The Conservative Party's plan to combat climate change falls well short of expectations
New cyber laws spark surveillance fears in Asia
Human rights violations in the region have moved into the digital space, with a series of laws and proposed regulations to increase surveillance, critics say
Philippines' hunger crisis worsens with COVID-19
Global pandemic has resulted in a severe food shortage in the Philippines
Taxing the rich is the Trojan horse of politics
Increasing taxes on the wealthy may not produce the intended results
Energy industry and Canada’s national interests go hand in hand
Canada needs to do more to protect its beleaguered energy sector from the onslaught of foreign influences
Diaspora communities reel from COVID cruelty
New Canadian Media reporter Daniela Cohen looks into how Canadian diaspora communities struggle as their loved ones overseas face COVID-19 with less than adequate resources
Canada’s immigration program still welcomes international students in the midst of the pandemic
The new Temporary Resident to Permanent Resident (TR to PR) Pathway recently accepted 40,000 applicants
Reviving food service sector key to economic recovery
A strong service sector can play a pivotal role in rebuilding Canada's economy
Why vaccine passports are a dangerous idea
Vaccine passports would fail to serve their purpose and create major logistical issues
B.C. emissions rising despite high carbon tax
Emissions are going up in British Columbia, despite having the highest carbon tax in Canada