Last year, a Vancouver Island conservation officer who defied orders and refused to kill two bear cubs won a lengthy legal fight over his dismissal. But the government has rejected his requests to return to work, and the matter is again before the courts. On Monday, Bryce Casavant’s lawyer notified the Ministry of Environment and…
The Bank of Canada has long recognized that the inclusion of diverse identities and ideas fosters innovative thinking and better policy outcomes for Canadians. It’s also the right thing to do. The four overarching goals in this strategy will help cement that foundation at the Bank of Canada. Read the strategy document, or hear more…
The best thing about online shopping might just be reviews. Not only are they super helpful when you’re trying to figure out what to buy, but sometimes they have the added bonus of being downright hilarious. But hilarity aside, the real thing to know about Amazon reviews is that they’re full of great information, and…
We might all live in the same place, but we experience the place differently. We have our own views, our own perspective — our own vision of what we want it to be, our memories of what it used to be. We share the common elements, but we shape them into a place that’s ours…
An epidemiologist who sits on the provincial government’s scientific advisory table says it’s clear what needs to be done in Ontario to stop the spread of COVID-19. Number one: Implore the one-quarter to one-third of Ontarians who are not following the rules to do so. “Two-thirds to three-quarters of people are adhering,” said Peter Juni,…
