The Hill Times by Anabela Bonada 10 December 2025
Climate disasters are becoming a major financial burden for communities across Canada.
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The Carney-Smith deal is a grand concession, not a grand bargain
The Calgary Herald by Amy Janzwood 06 December 2025
In response to the stunning memorandum of understanding between Premier Danielle Smith and Prime Minister Mark Carney, some have suggested there is a “method to Carney’s madness,” while others have called it a grand betrayal.
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Returning to office may mean rise in gender discrimination
Brandon Sun by Laura Doering and András Tilcsik 27 October 2025
Return-to-office mandates are spreading across North America, with Canada’s major banks, the Ontario government, Amazon and Facebook calling employees back into the office.
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Canada, let’s stop doubling down on bad bets
Canada’s National Observer by Amy Janzwood, Kathryn Harrison and Angela Carter 24 October 2025
After Canada’s second-worst wildfire season on record, fossil fuel-producing provinces across the country are calling for new export infrastructure.
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As AI claims entry-level jobs, we need to prioritize real-world experience for young people alongside learning
Policy Options by Ilona Dougherty 21 October 2025
My first job after finishing university, involved editing videos and developing a database of potential funders for an arts organization.
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Canada’s poor showing on women’s equality should be setting off alarm bells
The Windsor Star by Susan Franceschet 09 October 2025
Canadians might believe that women’s equality has been achieved in our country. But the numbers tell a different story.
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When therapy harms and the system fails, survivors turn to AI
The Hill Times by Bernadine Fox 06 October 2025
Every month, thousands of people enter online forums to support each other around harm that occurs when a therapist violates professional boundaries or exploits a client.
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B.C. has a revenue problem, not a spending problem
The Vancouver Sun by Iglika Ivanova 27 September 2026
In recent days we’ve heard much about how the provincial government has gone from surpluses to an $11.6-billion projected deficit.
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Gender neutral policy is a myth
The Calgary Herald by Susan Franceschet 22 September 2026
Canadians might believe that women’s equality has been achieved in our country, but the numbers tell a different story.
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In the wake of political violence, can we still choose empathy?
The Montreal Gazette by Maxine Iannuccilli and Azfar Adib 12 September 2026
When public figures are attacked, our collective instinct often divides us further.
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