Canada’s food system has proven its resilience
Canada’s food supply chains survived crisis after crisis, but can it withstand another Trump presidency?
Home care worker programs reopening: are you prepared?
Reduced education, language and work experience requirements make this pathway more accessible to applicants
Mark Carney’s leadership win mirrors past Liberal failures
The Liberal Party of Canada has selected a non-MP to become prime minister, but precedent suggests he won’t last long
Will an AI Bot Decide if You Get That Job?
Employers have increasingly turned to self-recorded interviews to screen potential candidates
B.C. to be one of Canada’s most indebted provinces
As has been widely reported, the Eby government’s budget calls for a record $10.9 billion deficit this year
“A nation of immigrants with too many immigrants”
Most agree that Canada is a nation of immigrants yet even amongst those affirming this observation there remains a feeling that there are too many, states a new study
British Columbians will pay the price for explosion of debt
Recently, David Eby’s government tabled the British Columbia government’s budget for the 2025/26 fiscal year
Canada’s self-defeating trade war strategy
Ottawa is exploiting the trade war to squeeze more tax revenue from Canadians
Fewer Canadians view climate change as ‘threat’
Canadians have witnessed catastrophic climate change-induced disasters over and over in recent years, but polling suggests it’s having little effect on the public’s understanding of the climate crisis
Opportunity knocks for prospective immigrants in Canada’s construction sector
IRCC plans to develop a pathway to allow construction workers, including the undocumented, to remain working in Canada