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New Italian envoy trumpets Italian-Canadian links on Parliament Hill

With representation in cabinet and in the House of Commons and Senate, Italy’s new envoy in Ottawa is trumpeting the positive effect Italian-Canadians have on Parliament Hill in contributing to better relations between the two G7 nations. Italian Ambassador Andrea Ferrari said having such a large representation of Italian-Canadians in federal politics is “very important” […]

The next potential creeping Canada-U.S. trade beef: beef

As more and more Canadian exports to the U.S. are under threat from a protectionist White House and Congress, a thought-to-be-resolved issue of country-of-origin labelling for Canadian beef exports has re-emerged. In discussions with American counterparts, the Canadian government has spotlighted the issue of an electric vehicle tax credit which could threaten Canada’s auto industry, […]

To end the pandemic, Canada must stop standing in the way of global vaccine equity

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has not tired of saying it throughout the pandemic: “No one is safe until everyone is safe.” But Canada’s global vaccine diplomacy has made the world less safe, not more. The emergence of the new COVID-19 variant, Omicron, has been met in Canada with travel bans on several African countries […]

Politics This Morning: The view from the summit

Good Friday morning, Yesterday, all eyes were on a different national capital. For the first time in more than five years, Prime Minister JUSTIN TRUDEAU gathered with the leaders of the United States and Mexico for the Three Amigos summit. Top of mind for the Canadian side is a tax credit of up to $12,500 […]

Put legal wildlife trade on new Parliament’s agenda to prevent future pandemics

The COVID-19 pandemic has raised concern about the increasing frequency and severity of infectious diseases, particularly those that arise from animals. The majority of emerging infectious diseases, including the ones with pandemic potential, originate in animals. Yet, human factors drive the risk of these diseases moving from animals to humans, sometimes with devastating consequences. Key […]

Preserving a vital lifeline through the COVID-19 pandemic

As a 100 per cent Inuit-owned airline, Canadian North has been pleased to see a heightened awareness of long-standing issues that negatively impact the lives of Inuit and Northerners across Inuit Nunangat. This includes infrastructure gaps, housing shortages, food insecurity and health care inaccessibility, all of which are tied to the availability of safe and […]