Pamela Cox

Canada Post's 2026 stamp lineup is more than a collection; it's a strategic investment in public health, reconciliation, and community wellness.

New journalism awards tackle AI's risks and Indigenous health gaps, revealing how media innovation aims to build a healthier, more equitable Canada.

The CRA's move to digital-first tax filing promises efficiency, but could it block vulnerable Canadians from the very benefits that support their health?

A new report shows slow progress on fixing ERs and long-term care, raising questions about government accountability and the real-world cost to Ontarians.

On Human Rights Day, Ottawa touts global leadership, but a chasm grows between its international promises and the stagnant progress on justice at home.

The CRA's shift to online-only mail promises efficiency but creates new risks. Are Canadian businesses prepared for the compliance and security challenges?

Beyond bureaucracy, a federal push for bilingual services aims to dismantle linguistic barriers, impacting health equity for minority communities across Canada.

Canada's sweeping new law tackles femicide, coercive control, and online predators, aiming to shift the justice system's focus to victim protection.

A new military satellite project in the Arctic is about more than defence. It's a test for a new procurement model and a major bet on Canadian tech.

A $48M investment creates 67 homes for Montréal women, but its real impact is a new collaborative model that treats housing as essential healthcare.

A new Canada-Germany digital alliance promises AI and quantum breakthroughs. But can this pact move from policy to patients and transform Canadian health?

Ottawa's new protectionist policies for steel and lumber are more than a trade strategy; they're a massive public health intervention for at-risk communities.

Beyond the headlines of the G7 tech meeting in Montréal lies a blueprint for Canada's health future, impacting everything from AI diagnostics to local care.

The federal government has surpassed its disability hiring targets, but a closer look reveals persistent systemic barriers on the long road to true inclusion.

A new app feature promises cash for watching videos. We dive into whether these micro-gigs are a real solution for financial stress or a digital pitfall.

A federal investment in St. John Ambulance is expanding more than a building; it's fortifying Manitoba's economic and social fabric against future crises.

Two leading children’s hospitals unite in a landmark research initiative, offering new hope to families battling complex and underserved bone disorders.

A new report reveals a seismic shift in North America's seafood industry. Discover how Mexico's surge and consumer demand for sustainability are changing our plates.

For patients with Essential Thrombocythemia, new therapies offer unprecedented hope. But can our healthcare systems navigate the billion-dollar price tags?

After early setbacks, next-generation immunotherapies targeting NaPi2b offer renewed hope for patients with ovarian and lung cancer. Here's why.