Commentary

Sport is identity-intrinsic, government is identity-inciting; it would help if, every so often, the latter would help the former make us feel better.

An interaction with the justice system can appear to be an extremely lengthy endeavour for any Canadian who has had to deal with it. The recent extradition hearing of Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd.

Clarity is atop the list of items Canadian businesses need more of from their governments. But it appears to be on the bottom of government priority lists. Consider, for instance, the recent embrace in B.C.

Metro Vancouver’s three largest municipalities have completed more than a year under the heads of government that were elected to office in 2018.

No matter what stripe the political party, the predictable pattern will emerge in government: you campaign radically and govern moderately.

With the release of Statistics Canada’s December Labour Force Survey, it is now possible to tabulate annual employment growth rates and other key labour market indicators. Based on annual averages of the 12 monthly readings, B.C.

Business has changed profoundly in the last several decades as new digital and cloud technologies are reshaping our everyday business processes.

This year, Saskatchewan will hold a provincial election and there are plenty of rumours suggesting that British Columbia will consider having an early one as well.

During the course of my career as a public opinion researcher, I have asked about topics that would be expected to garner unanimous backing. Still, it is impossible to say that all Canadians feel the same way about an issue.

The Canada Revenue Agency’s (CRA) customer service function needs an upgrade.