Commentary

With his job to lose, Justin Trudeau dug deeply and desperately into the defence of his six-year record Thursday onstage with four other party leaders. Nothing he did really helped, quite a lot hurt.

The Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics, which actually took place in 2021, were unique in many respects. The COVID-19 pandemic originally forced the postponement of the contest, and ultimately led to competitions that were held without spectators.

There are two alarming facts about small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Canada.

From his 29th floor office in a tower on West Georgia, beaming about his latest acquisition, there seems no one happier alive than industrialist Amar Doman. Yet he has our sympathies.

When it comes to COVID-19 pandemic teaching moments, places of higher learning in Canada will be near the head of the class as the country heads into a new school year.

There are many reasons to select a party in a Canadian federal election. Some voters look at policy platforms, while others concentrate on the local candidates.

The banner stretched along the perimeter of Vancouver’s Little Mountain social housing site around the corner from my place reads: “GREAT STORIES TAKE TIME TO WRITE.” INDEED, THEY DO, and now an important chapter in this one can be written.

When senior employees leave their jobs, employers are often concerned that they might establish a competitive venture or disclose confidential business information.

On August 24, 2021, the federal Liberal party released a housing plan as part of its election campaign with 17 promises they say will be implemented if re-elected.

Here’s one sure bet as Canada opens the door to wagering on single-game sporting events: a percentage of the billions Canadians currently gamble in offshore and black-market jurisdictions will be repatriated to diversify revenue streams for the local