Asian Journalists to Spotlight Canada’s Global Impact Through New Media Fellowship
Four journalists from across the Indo-Pacific will soon be travelling to Canada under a new initiative by the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada
Canada got fatter since the pandemic
One in three Canadian adults lives with obesity as food prices soar, diets worsen and prescriptions for weight-loss drugs climb
LNG exports To Asia mark beginning of Canadian energy independence
The Gaslog Glasgow departed Kitimat, B.C., carrying Canada’s first-ever commercial liquefied natural gas (LNG) export to Asia
Wildfires spark demand for Indigenous stewardship
Danny Masuzumi Sr. shakes his head, recalling the jumble of emotions he experienced as a raging wildfire bore down on Fort Good Hope, NWT
Canadian youth growing tired of climate alarmism
Surveys now show that while climate change remains a concern, it increasingly shares space with other anxieties
Who Holds the Keys to Canada’s Housing Crisis?
As Canada tightens immigration, two new reports reveal international students and newcomers are being made scapegoats for Ottawa’s failure to manage housing affordability
A bitter brew as trade war drives up coffee prices
Coffee is up 19 per cent—and global markets aren’t to blame. Ottawa’s political posturing is burning your wallet, one cup at a time
Canada must innovate or face domination by stronger nations
It’s time to face the stark reality: if Canada continues to export raw materials without adding value, we risk cementing our status as nothing more than a supplier to wealthier nations
Terror Listing Calls Raise Legal Questions
Calls to designate the Bishnoi gang a terrorist group shine a spotlight on Canada’s security laws
The Summer of Immigration Discontent: Troubling times for aspiring Canadian immigrants
Many prospective immigrants will not be able to obtain Canadian permanent residence in Canada’s current immigration climate