Poilievre’s getting traction with his focus on food prices
Mark Carney needs something to show that Liberals don’t just care about mega-projects. No tax on food could be a good place to start.
The agreeable ghost: why AI’s quick fix is destroying our emotional resilience
We must commit to building a future where technology serves and does not subvert our most urgent human need for emotional resilience.
Beyond the immigration debate: designing Quebec’s next chapter
Anti-immigration debates have dominated Quebec’s airwaves in recent weeks. But reacting to noise misses the point. Immigration is not a political football; it’s a strategic question about how Quebec positions itself for the next decade. I can easily argue both sides of this debate. Immigration supports our workforce and enriches our culture. It also strains […]
Seizing the promise of AI for mental health care in Canada
As Minister Evan Solomon redevelops Canada’s AI strategy, mental health care must be recognized as a critical arena for responsible innovation.
Trump acting like a kid in a candy store, trying to get his own way: B.C. letter-writer
U.S. President Donald Trump unzipped his mouth again and brought up that Canada should be the 51st state while speaking to military officials at a military base recently in United States last week. Trump doesn’t know the difference between a country and a state. Canada’s land mass would absorb the whole of United States let […]
There is a burnout crisis among LTC workers, trauma-informed workplaces are a solution
By prioritizing care aides’ mental health in this way, we can reduce staff burnout and its negative consequences, leading to better outcomes for LTC workers and the vulnerable residents under their care.
Three months later: where are Iran’s fabled nukes?
Iran had 408 kilograms of highly enriched uranium, enough for nine or 10 atomic bombs if the regime chose to go that route, and that is probably hidden safely away.
Labour stability is the missing link in Canada’s economic reboot
Without reform, Carney’s nation-building agenda risks being derailed by labour strife.
Screen use is impacting child and youth mental health: time for action now
The federal government must bring Canada into alignment with emerging best practice. A clear and overdue first step would be to pass comprehensive digital safety legislation that establishes an independent regulator mandated with enforcement powers to protect the best interests of children and youth.
When women’s mental health is ignored, the health system suffers
Women in healthcare experience disproportionately high rates of stress, burnout, and related mental health issues—a trend worsening since the COVID-19 pandemic.
