The provinces’ immigrant retention rates rose in parts of Canada, and fell in others, new Statistics Canada data shows
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Editorial: Canada’s failure to meet NATO spending target is shameful
The Liberals recognize the moral imperative of Canada doing its part on climate change. Puzzlingly, they don’t recognize the need to do our part on defence
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Ontario brings science into literacy education
Ontario’s new focus on phonics instruction in literacy education shows the province is bringing science into literacy and learning
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Protesters press Ottawa to block nuclear waste site upriver
Concerns that river pollution could lead to health issues and spoil habitat for bears and a number of at-risk animal and plant species
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Queen’s won’t solve its financial woes through cost cutting
Rampant cost cutting threatens the soul of universities like Queen’s. Modest alternative measures could shore up universities facing major deficits
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AI giants to unveil pact to fight political deepfakes
Collaborative initiative: Meta, Microsoft, Google, and OpenAI unite to tackle deceptive AI content in crucial global elections
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How Canada’s health-care system can be improved
There are myriad ways Canada’s health care system can be improved, a new report says. But innovation is required to get there
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Worries over US commitment to NATO renewed after Trump speech
Trump says he would encourage Russia ‘to do whatever the hell they want’ to NATO allies in Europe if they do not meet military spending goal
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Supreme Court rules Indigenous child welfare law is constitutional
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled Friday that Indigenous self-governance rights include the right to make Indigenous child welfare laws
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Why dentists aren’t sold on Ottawa’s dental plan
Ottawa’s dental plan has dentists worried. They say the incentives aren’t there to participate — even though enormous demand is expected