Jamie Irving’s Postmedia Appointment Is Bad News For Canada
The Postmedia chain coming under command of an Irving is a worst-of-both-worlds scenario for news readers and Canada as a whole.
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Why Silicon Valley Won't Fix Transportation
In the latest episode of North Untapped, we spoke to Paris Marx about their new book, 'Road to Nowhere: What Silicon Valley Gets Wrong about the Future of Transportation.'
All Workers Deserve Protection From Being Unjustly Fired
In 11 of the 14 jurisdictions in Canada, bosses can fire or lay off their workers for any reason.
Will Canada Ever Blame Israel For Killing Shireen Abu Akleh?
Despite warnings from diplomatic staff, and clear knowledge that Israel lied, Canada has refused to issue even a nominal condemnation.
Responses to Shooting That Killed Unhoused People Called Out
Politicians and law enforcement are facing questions about their responses to a shooting that police initially said was targeted against unhoused people.
Canadian Engine Powers Myanmar Regime Plane, Highlighting Problematic Export Loopholes
“An incredibly despotic regime in Myanmar procured a plane for their military that relies on Canadian-made technology."
Rogers Outage Highlights Failures of Canada’s Telecom Oligopoly
Rogers executives appeared before a parliamentary committee on Monday to face a grilling from MPs over the company’s recent nationwide outage.
A Major Bank Has Admitted Inequality Is Holding Us All Back
A new report from the Bank for International Settlements shows inequality grows during recessions and tends to make them worse.
Costs of Living Continue to Rise as Workers Lose Real Wage Gains
The latest Consumer Price Index update showed that costs of living in Canada continued to increase in June.