The gang rape case was closed without charges in 2019, but following the Hockey Canada scandal, police uncovered more evidence and witnesses
Category: Politics & Policy
What are parents’ rights over their kids’ health care?
Alberta’s transgender policies raise questions about parents and kids’ rights over healthcare decisions. Experts explain the medical and legal landscape
EU states greenlight landmark new AI rules
EU member states on Friday approved landmark rules on reining in artificial intelligence, a world first
Why phonics-based learning is ascendant again
In many schools, children are not learning to read — because they’re not being taught phonics. Parents, teachers and experts are calling for change
Editorial: Why IVF treatment should be publicly funded
Healthcare funding is always a question of trade-offs. The government cannot fund everything. But the arguments for funding IVF are clear
Biden visits Michigan as Arab-American anger over Gaza grows
The White House did not say which town Biden would visit — only that it was in the Detroit area — yet pro Palestinian protesters greeted him
Vast seniors study reveals surprising views, trends
A study of 6,000 Canadian seniors shows vast majority cannot afford to retire and want to age in their own homes, and that many are lonely
IVF access an acute struggle for many Canadian couples
Infertility is an issue for many Canadians, due to lack of funding or IVF access. Should fertility treatment be treated like other forms of medical care?
Four NHL players charged over alleged 2018 gang rape
Four players, including Michael McLeod and Carter Hart, accused in connection with incident after Hockey Canada gala
Canadians, Iranian indicted in US in dissident murder plot
Three men were indicted for allegedly plotting a murder-for-hire of two Maryland residents who were seen as critical of Iran’s regime
