A lot of AI discourse sounds like it could be talking about inevitable natural phenomena, like the tides or the changing of ...

With Saskatchewan’s forthcoming increase in the minimum wage, this analysis examines what it takes to make a living wage. On October 1, 2026, the province will raise the minimum wage to $15.70 an hour ...

Canada’s approach to AI governance falls short of its democratic ambitions. The government’s transparency consultation narrows both what counts as transparency and who gets to participate in defining ...

Fifty years after Canada ratified the International Labour Organization (ILO) resolution 100 on equal pay for work of equal value, women are still waiting for economic justice. While the gender pay ...

At the Canada Investment Summit on September 15, Prime Minister Carney announced a major change to the tax treatment of new investment, called the Productivity Mega Deduction. Mega, he joked, because ...

With the 2027-28 Nova Scotia budget likely to be tabled in early 2027, the Nova Scotia government is beginning a public consultation process, which the Premier has described as an opportunity for ...

Le gouvernement de l’Ontario fait, de manière agressive, la promotion d’une plus grande implication du secteur à but lucratif dans l’offre de soins de santé. Le changement le plus marqué dans cette ...

While the federal government has pitched its upcoming Canada Investment Summit as a means to attract foreign investment, it has garnered more headlines over speculation that the prime minister will ...

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 The federal government must shift from politicized defence spending targets to an evidence-based approach, ...

“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 ...

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.