None of Canada’s four submarines is in the water and Ottawa lacks a replacement plan for them — despite rising threats to our geosecurity
Category: Politics & Policy
Why Canadians with disabilities who could work are unemployed
Nearly 750,000 Canadians with disabilities could be working but aren’t, a new report shows. What needs to change?
OpenAI says state-backed actors used its AI for disinformation
OpenAI said the disrupted disinformation campaigns originated from Russia, China, Iran, and a private company based in Israel
Liberals’ response to Israel-Gaza conflict puts off religious voters: poll
A new poll shows low support for the Liberals among religious voters, including two groups they’ve traditionally counted on — Muslims and Jews
EU creates ‘AI Office’ to regulate tech under tough new law
The 140-member ‘AI Office’ will be established within the commission, which is the EU’s executive arm and tech regulator
‘A system problem’: Why hormone therapy for menopause gets overlooked
Menopause can be debilitating for many women. Yet one of the best treatments for it is not generally prescribed
Advocates push for Ontario to facilitate alternatives to long-term care
A new brief calls for Ontario to enable seniors and people with disabilities to access community-based programs to stay in their homes
UK Tories pledge to bring back military service for 18-year-olds
Britain’s ruling Conservative Party pledges to bring back military service if it wins the general election again on July 4
Flawed porn age-verification bill at risk of passing due to politicking
Experts say Bill S-210 raises major privacy and commercial concerns, yet is at risk of passing a House vote without further amendment
Community residents launch class action lawsuit against drug injection site
Lawsuit claims government agencies and site’s operator failed to address public safety concerns and keep neighbourhood residents safe
