Get science out of the lab and onto the street to save lives
We know good safety practices from our grandmother – but are we courageous and persistent enough to follow them?…
Unemployment spike may trigger rethink of EI program
As the system increases in generosity and accessibility in Atlantic Canada, it may perpetuate the nation’s problems with EI…
Why does the culture of impunity persist?
When words that demean others are spoken with impunity, they lead to further infringements on our dignity and rights…
More than just a Spectator to world events
The long-running weekly publication offers depth, broad perspective on a variety of issues, and doesn’t shy away from controversy…
How to avoid conflicts on a volunteer committee
Conflicts are less likely when everyone is focused on the goal, clear about how they can contribute and appreciated for their efforts…
Was Beethoven Black?
A Twitter meme reveals more about race and music than the composer’s origins. Social media trend is a new twist on a century-old question…
In times of crisis, we need to give more
Seven in 10 charities report lower revenues. As a whole, the sector has had to lay off 84,000 full- and part-time staff in Canada…
We can’t dodge deficits and debt forever
A government deficit is sometimes necessary but we need plans in place to eliminate it and reduce the debt…
Stop jumping on the WE-bashing bandwagon
The charitable organization has done a great deal of good. And there are plenty of other issues that are far more problematic…
First Nations face deep pandemic risks
The terrible COVID-19 experience of Native American communities clearly carries lessons for Canada’s First Nations…