Editorial

Why BC is failing its high school students

Less than fifty percent of British Columbia Grade 10 students are now proficient in numeracy

Feds drop $500,000 on galas for bureaucrats

The federal government spent nearly half a million dollars throwing gaudy galas to bestow bureaucrats with expensive awards

Canadians punished for surviving cold winter

Millions of Canadians are keeping an anxious eye on their thermostats, praying the power stays on and bracing for carbon-taxed heat bills to arrive

You are paying for the nation’s debt addiction

Budget season is approaching and while government debt has been increasing rapidly for years in Canada

Opioid makers lawsuit exposes BC’s hypocrisy

The government of British Columbia is off on another lengthy legal boondoggle as it seeks to make opioid manufacturers pay for the ongoing epidemic of opioid overdoses

Canadians get poor value for our healthcare dollars

Earlier this year, the Trudeau government announced it will increase health-care spending to provinces and territories by $196.1 billion over the next decade

Key trends reshaping the food industry in 2024

One report that many Canadians should read annually to gain insight into upcoming food trends is the Trend Report from Canadian-based Nourish Food Marketing