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“#Canada is slowing down on first doses, but that could be a good thing” The plain truth is we’re running out of arms that haven’t already had needles jabbed into them, and Round 2 is full swing Even as Canada sets records for its vaccination effort, which now averages 420,000 shots a day, the rate…
“#338Canada: A summer election would be a risky bet for the Liberals” Philippe J. Fournier: The latest federal election projection shows the Liberals falling short of a majority, with an outcome eerily similar to the results of the 2019 election If rumours swirling around Parliament Hill in Ottawa are true, then Canadians will be called…
“#When the Queen met Joe Biden: Six takeaways from a closely watched visit” Queen Elizabeth II was born in 1926 and grew up in palaces and castles; Joe Biden was born 16 years later in Scranton, Penn. Their backgrounds couldn’t be more different, yet they have lots of characteristics in common. Both have chosen lives…
“#A battle of wits broke out in this Ontario town. Welcome to the sign wars.” The quirky town that inspired Canadian TV show ‘Letterkenny’ went all-in on witty public one-liners, bringing laughs and joy to residents during lockdown Listowel, ON (Photograph by Jalani Morgan) What do an auto glass repair shop, a Dairy Queen, a…
“#The story of Darian Henderson-Bellman” Our editorial: While the COVID-19 crisis will ebb, the threat of gender-based violence will persist; what will the 2021 figures reveal when they are tabulated? Historically Canada has been, and remains, one of the best countries in the world to be a woman. According to the World Economic Forum’s 2018…
“#Five shots took Darian’s life. But before that, a justice system failed” The shooting death of 25-year-old Darian Henderson-Bellman in Brampton, Ont., last July was a dramatic human tragedy in an otherwise relentless summer of pandemic news. The shots that killed her—five of them in total, brutal and at close range—rang out across the country….
“#Canadians are leading the push for a global anti-corruption court” There are a number of reasons why Canada would seem an unlikely country to champion a groundbreaking international effort to rein in the global scourge of big-money corruption that United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres adds up to an annual worldwide cost of roughly $3.6 trillion…
“#Are private training companies like Juno College an alternative to a computer science degree?” Anna Liang was 12 when she began exploring computer programming. “I was pretty much coding without realizing it,” says Liang, who taught herself the basics of HTML and CSS programming languages while designing her own virtual world inside the online game…
“#20 books you should read this summer” A gifted and admired writer across genres—his novel Summer Gone was nominated for the Giller prize, while The Danger Tree, a memoir of his mother’s Newfoundland family, brought him a chorus of praise—Macfarlane’s works have always focused on memory and family. That long-standing theme is understandably far more…
“#These happy data warriors do a better job charting the pandemic than your government” At the beginning of the pandemic, Blake Shaffer started plotting COVID-19 case data and posting them on Twitter. “Seeing when trends might turn, was a way of giving me a feeling of certainty in a world that was weirdly spiralling out…