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“#Did the Liberals just promise a better foreign policy?” It’s not often that a Throne Speech has made me hit pause and rewind. This week’s, like many others before it, was packed with dull pageantry and endless platitudes—“go further, faster”, “no worker or region will be left behind”, “build back better”. There was nothing glaringly…
“#The U.S. doubles its tariff on Canadian softwood lumber” Politics Insider for Nov. 26, 2021: Softwood lumber pressure; a raucous Question Period; and a new Chief of Defense Staff No bueno: Good morning. The U.S. is doubling its tariff on Canadian softwood lumber, despite efforts at the recent Three Amigos summit to lobby against the…
“#An ode to my work-from-home dining table” Pandemic life happened here: work calls by day, home-cooked meals by night, a baby’s first delightful laugh. And now it’s hard to imagine having to leave. (Photograph by Carmen Cheung) Every morning at 8:30, I’d put on a sweatshirt and yoga pants, brush my hair and slather on…
“#A look at just how many people left Ontario and the Prairies for the East and West coasts” Inter-provincial moves happened in the highest numbers in a second quarter since 1972 Between April and June of this year, 123,482 people moved to another province or territory—the highest number in a second quarter since 1972, reports Statistics…
“#What to do as we walk into the pandemic’s fifth wave” Vaxx Populi: If the worsening situation in Europe is foreshadowing what’s to come, get ready, Canada Dr. Malgorzata Gasperowicz has a routine when she gets into a taxi: she makes sure the driver is wearing a mask, rolls down the windows, then often talks…
“#A new Chrystia Freeland biography signals possible Liberal leadership ambitions” Politics Insider for Nov. 25, 2021: Freeland has a new book; Erin O’Toole gives a ‘fiery’ speech; and some inflation talk Next Up? The Globe and Mail notes that a new Chrystia Freeland biography in the works “will feed into a growing perception” that the…
“#Canada’s real estate market in 2022: What to expect in the new year” Three trend predictions on the direction of the country’s housing market in the year to come, according to the experts Prepare for a sales dip The Canadian Real Estate Association predicts the average home price will increase to $718,000 (up 5.6 per…
“#The year ahead, according to poet laureates from across Canada” Maclean’s asked poet laureates from provinces and cities across the country to write about the year ahead. Here are their poems about 2022. And orange became just another colour the tears had driedthe mourning became a memorythe marches became tediousthe numbers were filed awayno one…
“#Four ways supply chain issues will continue into the new year” Supply chain gaps meet rising consumer demand. Prepare for a year of shortages. An empty lot A semiconductor shortage has already thrown a wrench into the auto parts supply chain. Now warnings about a global magnesium shortage (a key component used to make aluminum…
“#The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee year could be overshadowed by Harry, Charles and Andrew” Queen Elizabeth II marks her 70th year as sovereign in 2022, but the momentous occasion may be eclipsed by the bad headlines generated by the three troublesome princes Will the behaviour of her menfolk make the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee year another annus…