Employers are tracking workers’ screens and keystrokes in an attempt to boost productivity and security. It’s doing the ...

As of 2025, Gallup polls revealed that roughly one-fifth of Americans wanted to leave the States permanently—double 2011’s ...

This convergence of military and economic pressures means that Canada can no longer afford to treat Arctic defence as a ...

Businesses are faced with the decision to either stretch their workers thin, taking on the work of multiple positions and ...

Typing tends to make me babysit each sentence, while speaking lets me get it all out on the table before connecting the dots.

But the advent of online shopping has created a new avenue for getting that high even faster. According to a 2015 study by ...

On a sunny morning this November, I boarded the Réseau Express Métropolitain, Montreal’s brand-new light metro line, for its first voyage. From the front of the driverless train, the crowd got a ...

I started working on my first novel, Game Changers, in 2015. I own a promotional-products company in Halifax, so the book was only meant to be a creative outlet on the side—and I certainly never ...

When it comes to making and selling cars, there are two things to remember: First, it’s always political. Second, there’s always more work to be done. I grew up in Ontario’s Golden Horseshoe in the ...

Leslie and I briefly considered moving to Canada in 2016, during Trump’s first foray in office. I even went through the ...

Heat pumps can help. Climate change hasn’t only made the outdoors unbearably hot. It’s made some Canadians’ homes unlivable.

The ruling overturned a section of Canada’s Citizenship Act that extended eligibility to Canadians born abroad but denied it to their foreign-born children, known to some as “lost Canadians.” We saw ...