Editorial

Canadians struggle with daycare dilemmas

Ahead of its latest budget release, the Trudeau government effectively admitted its national child-care program, which it began implementing in 2021, has created widespread shortages

Ottawa’s plastic ban may actually hurt the environment

The ban on single-use plastic cutlery essentially remains in place despite a court ruling last year

What’s the true cost of carbon pricing?

The average household in a province covered by the federal system will pay about $900 due to carbon pricing in 2024

Carbon tax hike will hurt future generations

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has doubled down as he tries to convince Canadians that the Carbon Tax will be good for them

Gender-based violence is surging across Canada

In recent months, Canadian politicians have been rushing to the microphones to lay out their plans to fight rising crime

The world is getting fatter. And so is Canada

The global obesity epidemic is escalating at an alarming rate according to recent studies

Will ‘dynamic pricing’ change the way we eat out

Dynamic pricing, which adjusts prices based on demand, is poised to become a more prominent feature in our daily transactions, particularly in the food industry

An explosion in BC government spending

The Eby government’s provincial budget projects massive debt accumulation fuelled solely by high government spending

How your tax dollars ended up with Hamas

Ahmed Hussen recently announced that Canada would suspend funding for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees

Why smartphones have no place in classrooms

The British Columbia government recently banned smartphones in K-12 classrooms, and if other provinces want to help students succeed, they’ll follow suit