Chances are you spent some of your holiday gatherings talking about the price of food. Costs to consumers have increased by almost 30 per cent since 2020, while mega-grocers doubled their profit ...

Canada has a drug price problem, and it risks getting a lot worse in the near future. Canadian prices for patented drugs are already the 4 th highest amongst 31 countries in the Organization for ...

In recent years, Ontarians have heard two very different stories about public schools. On the one hand, the provincial government claims to be making historic investments in education, injecting more ...

Canadians are increasingly aware of the corrosive effects of disinformation on democratic institutions. Other countries have taken decisive steps to tackle disinformation. The European Union has ...

The United States’ trade war has created a generational crisis for Canada and Mexico. Prime Minister Mark Carney has decided to walk away from the negotiating table, where a deal with the U.S. would ...

In Canada, the federal government devolved responsibility for social housing to the provinces in the 1990s, and provinces have since taken different approaches to addressing low-income housing need.

“Canada Strong” is a catchphrase that government communications teams have been inserting into every place that they can over the past year. From the 2026 federal budget, titled Building Canada Strong ...

There are 23 airport authorities in Canada—the not-for-profit entities which govern and operate airports—but there are only eight that took in over $100 million in revenue as of 2022. Figure 1 looks ...

A budget that makes Canada stronger by committing to solidarity and dignity for all “Artificial intelligence” is, itself, a marketing term encompassing a variety of related technologies. These ...

On September 14th, 2026, CCPA-NS Director Dr. Christine Saulnier spoke at the Nova Scotia Legislature’s Public Bills Committee on Bill 256, An Act to Amend the Labour Standards Code. Below is the full ...

Year after year, housing affordability remains a top concern for Canadians. Governments at all levels repeatedly promise to prioritize housing investments, yet conditions on the ground remain largely ...