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Teachers, daycare workers, firefighters and nurses keep our cities running. Too bad most essential workers can’t afford to live in them. (Photograph by iStock) Gregor Craigie is the host of CBC’s On The Island and author of Our Crumbling Foundation. Essential workers—paramedics, teachers, nurses, daycare workers, firefighters—keep our country running. These are the people who the Toronto…
Canada’s risk-averse banking system is full of potential dangers for customers. A simple security update would change everything. (Illustration by Pete Ryan) Alexander Vronces is the executive director of Fintechs Canada. He writes about the intersection of financial technology and public policy in Canada. When I started working as a policy analyst in Canada’s financial sector a…
(Photo illustration by Maclean’s. Photograph by Jason Gordon/iStock.) My fascination with water began as a child, when I saw rain for the first time. I spent the first 10 years of my life in the United Arab Emirates—one of the driest countries on Earth. My sister and I had eagerly anticipated the first rainfall of…
For centuries, Indigenous fire keepers kept forests clear of fuel. It’s time to fight fire with fire once again. “Cultural burns incinerate debris dropped on the ground by dead trees—fuel just waiting for a spark.” (Illustration by Pete Ryan) I grew up in Skeetchestn, a small riverside community northwest of Kamloops, British Columbia, in a…
“The Big Idea: Help seniors age at home” Jen Recknagel is the director of innovation and design at the University Health Network’s NORC Innovation Centre in Toronto. My grandmother lived in the same house in Cleveland for 50 years. After my grandfather died, she spent 11 of those years alone. Eventually, she developed dementia and…
“The Big Idea: Help seniors age at home” Jen Recknagel is the director of innovation and design at the University Health Network’s NORC Innovation Centre in Toronto. My grandmother lived in the same house in Cleveland for 50 years. After my grandfather died, she spent 11 of those years alone. Eventually, she developed dementia and…
“How physician assistants can help solve Canada’s health-care crisis” I’ve been a physician for 21 years now, working across Canada in pediatric medicine. Five years ago, I moved to the Yukon to practise. I’ve witnessed firsthand the fallout resulting from a lack of medical services. I’ve spent 72-hour stretches at the hospital, dealing with sick…