Half of Canadians will be caregivers to aging, ill or disabled relatives or friends at some point. These caregivers have their own needs
Category: Politics & Policy
Nova Scotia’s short-term rental rules a model to follow
British Columbia, Nova Scotia and Quebec are cracking down on short-term rentals. Here’s why Nova Scotia’s approach is best
Carbon tax’s legality at risk due to heating oil exemption
Flying underneath the radar of Ottawa’s recent policy reversal are at least three arguments that could imperil the carbon tax’s legality
Trudeau escorted from restaurant during Palestinian protest
A crowd of about 250 pro-Palestinian supporters waving flags and chanting for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war surrounded the venue
Trudeau tells Israel ‘killing of babies’ must stop
The PM said Hamas “needs to stop using Palestinians as human shields” and “release all the hostages immediately and unconditionally”
Alberta backs tech sector over regulator with software engineer law
In a gift to the tech sector, Alberta has proposed enabling software engineers to call themselves engineers, even if they’re not licensed as such
Canada intelligence official accused of leaks says he acted on threat tip
The accused, Cameron Ortis, said he was briefed about an online encrypted service called Tutanota set up by the agency to eavesdrop
Momentum grows for psychedelics to treat veterans’ PTSD
Ret. Sgt. Toby Miller used to take 26 pharmaceutical pills a day to manage his post traumatic stress disorder. Psychedelics changed all that
Former Canada intelligence official testifies he did nothing wrong
Cameron Ortis, who has been accused of leaking top secret information to targets of an investigation, testified in his defense Thursday
Canadian police probe video warning not to fly Air India
Canada is investigating a warning in videos circulating online not to fly Air India starting November 19, the transportation minister said Thursday
