UN agency’s report distorts climate science
The discussion surrounding global warming, now labelled as climate change has become a contentious topic driving public policy
“Life goes on, but the pain never goes away.”
Canadian-Baha'i community remembers the barbaric execution of 10 women who refused to recant their faith
Immigration Minister Fraser does the right thing for international students
Today, June 14, 2023, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), the Honorable Sean Fraser, did something truly honorable for international students in Canada...
Private sector partnerships good for public education
The Manitoba government recently announced it is partnering with a B.C.-based company to deliver virtual financial literacy programming in Manitoba classrooms
Restaurants demonstrate robust post-Covid recovery
Recently published reports indicate that the restaurant industry is making a strong comeback post-pandemic
Same sex couples having babies pose challenge
Gay and lesbian parents may contest in court existing statutes that define parenthood in Singapore
“The ocean is not an aquarium” says U.N.
World Oceans Day message to develop aquaculture more effectively resonates with Canada’s First Nations, seafood farmers and coastal communities
Canada’s burning because of bad forest policy
Unless you’ve been living in an underground cave, you’re aware that there’s been a massive explosion of forest fire activity across Canada
International students living on the edge
British Columbia attracts some of the highest numbers of international students intending to stay in Canada but has the lowest rate of permanent residency offers
Canadians need a taxpayer bill of rights
Ottawa has a spending problem, with a worrisome deficit and a debt service problem