No holiday return for ferry
MAID workaround found
Santa with a gun
Cervical cancer rising fast
Tory Senate motion fails
Should be a 'turning point' 
Truce extended by a day
Henry Kissinger dies at 100
More hostages released
BC LNG bound for Europe
Jezebel will be relaunched
TikTok lawsuit tossed
Warriors run streak to three
Rockets hit road on up note
Blazers earn comeback win
Doherty 'strong' and 'honest'
Long road for Avatar 3
Stanley back for final show
Writer's Bloc
Errors in explaining impact of carbon tax on inflation shake confidence in Bank of Canada
The Bank of Canada’s unconventional approach to communicating its stance on carbon pricing, particularly its sporadic responses on social media, has...
Philanthropy is a powerful force for change
In the face of adversity, the strength of a community is often revealed through the generosity of its members. Philanthropy, the act of giving back to society,...
Are carbon taxes a threat to our food supply chain?
Political desperation can be a powerful thing, as we witnessed last week in Ottawa. The federal government not only put a hold on the carbon tax applied to...
Canadians skeptical of official statistics, including food inflation rate
Food inflation in Canada has dropped to 5.9 percent, a nearly one percent decline since August. On the surface, this may seem like a reason to celebrate, with...
Using forest management to tackle Canada's wildfire crisis
I grew up in a small town in the Northwest Territories which left me with a passion for trees and our natural ecosystems. In 1977, I started my forestry career,...
Could 'Ozempic phenomenon' have adverse effect on Canada's food industry?
The surging demand for weight-control drugs, prominently Ozempic, is not only aiding countless individuals in shedding excess pounds but is also noticeably...
Food inflation takes a positive turn with a dip in most areas
Recent food inflation figures offer a ray of hope amid concerns over rising prices. On a month-to-month basis, fish exhibited a discernible uptick in costs but...
Eliminating plastics should not jeopardize food security
Plastic undoubtedly remains a significant environmental concern, with widespread consensus that it demands immediate attention. But while addressing plastic...
Are sugar taxes really about your health?
Sugar taxes are gaining momentum worldwide. A study published in June by the Journal of the American Medical Association revealed the existence of 118 sugar...
Amazon’s Whole Foods has been a bust for Canadians
Many people in Canada agree that the grocery industry needs more competition, but finding the right player to shake things up is a tough challenge. People have...
$9 billion bet by company taking over Subway turning heads
Roark Capital, a private equity firm that boasts a portfolio encompassing Arby’s, Baskin-Robbins, Buffalo Wild Wings and Dunkin’ Donuts, has made...
Alcohol sales are dropping in Canada, while cannabis sales surge
Canada appears to be undergoing a noteworthy transformation in its relationship with alcohol. According to Statistics Canada, Canadians are purchasing less...
Growing impact of climate change on Canadian diets
Current headlines are dominated by reports of wildfires in the raging fires in West Kelowna, Kelowna and Lake Country. These wildfires pose a significant threat...
Decoding Canada's food inflation maze
July’s food price data tells us a lot about why our grocery bills are the way they are. Some Canadians might not acknowledge it, but things are getting a...
Health tips to make the most of your summer
It’s time to soak up the last few weeks of summer. Whether you’re enjoying the warmth hanging by the pool, hiking to waterfalls, or flying to new...
Unveiling ‘skimpflation' – the latest consumer squeeze
Amid the escalating tide of food prices, the practice of coining novel terms to elucidate the surge in these costs has become widespread. In addition to...
I scream, you scream, fewer people scream for ice cream
Ice cream, widely regarded as a beloved treat for the masses, is experiencing a steady decline in demand within the Canadian market. Although retail ice cream...
Downtown empty spaces and food 'deserts'
Since mid-2022, office attendance has reached a stable state across developed nations, consistently maintaining a 30% decline compared to pre-pandemic levels....
Aspartame latest target in potential carcinogen classification
The Reuters news agency recently released explosive information regarding aspartame. According to the leak, the International Agency for Research on Cancer...
Canadians’ perception of the economy is improving, albeit cautiously, new poll finds
At the start of 2023, when Research Co. and Glacier Media reviewed the perceptions of Canadians on financial issues, optimism was elusive. Only 35 per cent of...
