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The “bass-ackward” state of energy transition in Canada
Until politicians get out of the driver’s seat, we will never get energy transition right
Private facilities bring much needed competition to health care system
The competition will pressure governments to improve the public system
Research aims to boost mental health support for farmers
People who own, operate or work on a farm have higher suicide rates compared to most other occupations
Regulated career colleges key to solving labour shortages
An all-hands-on-deck approach needed if Western Canada is to maintain its advantage as a destination for global talent
Politics
National
Brian Mulroney’s enduring battle against antisemitism
His resolve to be ‘on the right side of history’ has never wavered
Business
National
Truly Financial helps small businesses grow globally
Cost-effective ways for businesses to pay their remote employees and handle international transactions
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Popular historian Paul Johnson dead at 94
An enthusiastic polemicist with no qualms about giving voice to his particular perspective on the world
Murdoch Mysteries – then and now
Murdoch Mysteries: the Movies were much darker than the TV show
Research explores how fungi become drug-resistant
As resistance to antimicrobial drugs rises, understanding the mechanisms at play could help doctors treat patients
How did animals get their names?
A sampling of some of the odd origins of some animal names that we take for granted
14 per cent of all lung cancer cases are attributable to radon gas
Unlike several other carcinogens, radon cannot be detected by human measures
The life, legacy and career of wrestling great Jay Briscoe
The 38-year-old pro wrestler died tragically after a head-on collision near his home on Jan. 17
On the road to travel trauma? How to find a better route
When things aren’t going quite according to plan, breathe
Another award for the Ford F-150 Lightning
The Lightning may change people’s minds about electric vehicles
Education
Fighting back against Big Brother’s brainwashing
Totalitarianism is on the move. We must fight back with everything we have before it is too late
Your Money
How the feds are ripping off Canadian taxpayers
Taxpayers have a right to be mad at the government
Careers/HR
Getting the salary you want is your responsibility
Show how you will be of benefit to the company, then don’t settle for anything less than the salary you want
Editor's Picks
The risks and rewards of offshoring your IT functions
When is it appropriate and when will it be counter-productive?
Science/Tech
Key Alzheimer’s risk factors affect men more than women
Finding unexpected because women are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s more often than men
Interviews
Eat My Shortbread just as sweet the second time around!
Today we’re joined by Trisha Bower, the Chief Baking Officer at Eat My Shortbread
