Why the emergence of a transactional, power-maximizing United States and reorientation of U.S. trade policy marks the end of America’s postwar stabilizer role
Why the emergence of a transactional, power-maximizing United States and reorientation of U.S. trade policy marks the end of America’s postwar stabilizer role
Why Canada’s new prime minister needs to be surgical about priorities following his uneventful faceoff with U.S. President Donald Trump
Why Canada needs to respond to American talk of expansion and economic warfare with diplomatic smarts, not passion statements
When Bill S-211 comes into force next year, businesses need to be prepared for it to have more teeth than critics predict
Indigenous voices and greater stakeholder interests, along with a serious focus on international comparability, need to be a real part of the standards oversight conversation
If Canada wants to lower GHG emissions by building an electric-vehicle ecosystem, it needs to seriously address skilled-labour issues
The popularity of mandatory vaccination policies may be on the rise, but implementation poses significant legal risks that need to be mitigated.
Why the logic behind making an outdated cryptocurrency legal tender is as shaky as Salvadorian President Nayib Bukele’s roll out of bitcoin
Imagine a new category of incorporation, one designed to give social enterprises the same tax benefits offered charities.
Knee-jerk calls to restrict the use of generative adversarial networks could ensure authoritarian regimes win the AI race.