Commentary

If you spent any time in the city this week, you likely came across a homeless person. It wasn’t always this way, as housing advocates who have been around longer than I have attest. Coun.

The past 13 months have provided many opportunities for Canadians to reassess their views on how the world operates. Our direct interaction with other human beings has decreased on account of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The rapid rise of the work-from-home movement will have repercussions well beyond employee-employer relationships and individual company productivity. It has the potential to undermine the health of Canada’s urban economies.

To say that as a society, we have a challenge with mental wellness, is to vastly understate the seriousness of a health crisis that is raging out of control.

We are just a few weeks away from the Victoria Day weekend, which is regarded as the unofficial start of gardening season across the country.

I served almost my entire journalism career in a time when traditional media was the public’s only means of learning about issues and events.

The pandemic has intensified our mental health challenges.

Nobody will ever claim that occupational health and safety (OHS) law is sexy. Even among workplace lawyers, it is obscure and complicated. So let me tell you a story instead.

Three of its four city councillors left the party Wednesday

The last couple of years have not been particularly great for the dissemination of news in North America.