Canada
St. James United Church Faces Financial Crisis That Could End Nearly 140 Years of Montreal History
It has survived wars, economic collapses, and the steady drift of congregations away from downtown cores. Now, St. James United Church — one of Montreal's most storied religious and...
Canada
After the Canada Investment Summit: What Mark Carney Does Next Will Define His Government
A Successful Party Is Only the Beginning
The Canada Investment Summit delivered something rare in this era of political fatigue and economic anxiety: genuine momentum....
Canada
Toronto’s Mayoral Race: Why Olivia Chow May Be in More Trouble Than the Polls Suggest
Picture the scene at the Daily Bread Food Bank on a Monday evening in late summer: three candidates standing at their podiums, Toronto's municipal...
Canada
Divided We Fall: A Political Scientist’s Case for Canadian Citizenship in an Age of Polarization
A Country at a Crossroads
It started with a seminar on uncivil discourse and an election south of the border that nobody quite expected. For...
Canada
Vancouver Opens Its First Licensed Weekend Child Care for School-Age Children
For years, parents working outside the conventional Monday-to-Friday workweek in Vancouver had few options when it came to licensed child care. Nurses pulling weekend...
Canada
Quebec Election Day 17: CAQ Pledges 300 New Officers as Parties Trade Promises on Public Safety, Health and Transit
With less than three weeks until Quebec voters head to the polls on October 5, all four major parties fanned out across the province...
Canada
Ontario Court System Hit by Data Breach After Unauthorized Access to Case Management Platform
Ontario's court system is grappling with a cybersecurity incident that may have exposed personal information belonging to individuals who have appeared in court proceedings...
Canada
Ontario’s New High School Grading Rules Put Students Under More Pressure — and They’re Saying So
A New Kind of First Day
For most Ontario high school students, the first day back in September carries the usual mix of nerves and...
Canada
Trade War Tensions Dominate Quebec Election Campaign as Counter-Tariffs Take Effect
The Canada-U.S. trade dispute has landed squarely in the middle of Quebec's provincial election, forcing party leaders to confront a fast-moving economic crisis that...
Canada
Barbara Kentner Dies After Trailer Hitch Attack in Thunder Bay: A Death That Demands Answers
Barbara Kentner is dead. The 34-year-old Indigenous woman, struck by a trailer hitch apparently hurled from a passing vehicle on a Thunder Bay residential...
Canada
Ford Frames Ontario Data Centre Push as Shield Against U.S. Data Control
A Sovereignty Argument for the Digital Age
Ontario Premier Doug Ford delivered a pointed message Monday to municipal leaders gathered at the Association of Municipalities...