The Montreal Gazette by Maxine Iannuccilli 20 July 2026
For more than a month, something unusual happened: The world slowed down a little.
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We’re asking the wrong question about children and screen time
The Globe and Mail by Nikki Martyn 10 July 2026
When Toy Story debuted in 1995, the toys worried about being replaced by newer toys.
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The government says it recognizes femicide, but is it stalling on preventing it?
The Hill Times by Suzanne Zaccour 18 June 2026
Canada is witnessing a growing crisis of femicide.
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Court ruling opens door to making the right to a health environment real
The Hill Times by Helen Hsu and Jane McArthur 17 June 2026
Environment Week has come to a close, but what matters most is what happens after the awareness campaigns end.
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Suspending immigration over Ebola is misguided and goes against international law
The Globe and Mail by Roojin Habibi, Y.Y. Brandon Chen and Jamie Liew 28 May 2026
On Tuesday, the federal government suspended the processing of immigration applications– and the validity of previously issued immigration documents – for residents of Ebola-affected countries.
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Ottawa spends $6-billion subsidizing trades – for young men. What about young women?
The Globe and Mail by Ilona Dougherty and Brett House 11 May 2026
The federal government’s April 28 Spring Economic Update includes a $6-billion Team Canada Strong program, a commitment to recruit, train and hire 80,000 to 100,000 new Red Seal Trades workers.
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Mother’s Day not all celebration for farm-worker women in B.C.
Vancouver Sun by Anelyse Weiler, David Faire, Anushay Malik and Jasmine Padam 10 May 2026
Mother’s Day is supposed to mean celebration.
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When ‘whole-of-society’ leaves wildfire preparedness to a few
The Hill Times by Anabela Bonada 06 May 2026
At the annual FireSmart BC Wildfire Resiliency and Training Summit last month, I was struck by a contradiction at the heart of climate adaptation.
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The next era of aviation demands a new generation of skills
The Hill Times by Suzanne Kearns and Gülnaz Bülbül 15 April 2026
As Canada accelerates investment in aviation and aerospace, there is a risk in believing the future will be won by technology alone.
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School trustees aren’t perfect, but the Ford government’s supposed fix is worse
The Toronto Star by Elizabeth Dhuey 15 April 2026
Education Minister Paul Calandra said, “Just a few more sleeps and you’ll be able to see where we’re going.”
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