Policy Change

Ontario will ban several cosmetic animal surgeries after a decade of advocacy, but the exclusion of key procedures reveals the fight for animal welfare is far from over.

A looming United Healthcare reimbursement change threatens to destabilize lactation care, leaving providers and new parents in a precarious position.

The Justice Department's move to subpoena reporters has been called an 'aggressive action,' raising fears of a chilling effect on investigative journalism.

A new law targets the surge in copper theft, but its sweeping changes to bail and sentencing have critics warning of unintended consequences for the justice system.

As ministers meet in Yellowknife, the Energy and Mines conference signals a high-stakes pivot from diamonds to critical minerals and clean energy.

A new White House order accelerates the shift to quantum-proof security. Can industry upgrade its digital defenses before 'Q-Day' renders them obsolete?

A new White House order sets a firm timeline for quantum-safe security. With data already being harvested for future decryption, the race against 'Q-Day' is on.

As of July 14, the CRA is moving all business registrations online. This promises instant access for many but creates new hurdles for some entrepreneurs.

As diamond mines close, federal announcements in Yellowknife signal a major shift to critical minerals and new energy tech. But can it deliver a sustainable future?

A new survey reveals the crippling cost of insulin, forcing millions to choose between medicine and groceries. A bipartisan bill may offer a lifeline.

The federal government unveils a bold strategy to build 10 new reactors, aiming for energy sovereignty and global leadership, but faces major hurdles in financing and workforce.

A landmark California deal averts a ballot war, giving riders stricter driver checks in exchange for new limits on injury claims. But is it a win for all?

As federal and provincial ministers gather, they face a critical balancing act: curbing immigration to ease public services while fueling a resource-hungry economy.

The government is betting billions on a new food strategy to boost competition and domestic supply. But can it truly break the grip of grocery giants and lower prices?

Ottawa's new Nuclear Energy Strategy promises to double the workforce and reshape the economy. But can it overcome staggering costs and environmental hurdles?

Ottawa unveils a bold strategy to double its grid with nuclear power, placing homegrown CANDU technology at the heart of its economic and geopolitical future.

Ottawa is rewriting its asylum playbook with new rules aimed at speed and efficiency. But as claim numbers plummet, critics warn the drive may erect new barriers for the world's most vulnerable.

Ottawa's new strategy bets big on nuclear, promising jobs and clean power. But can it overcome massive costs, workforce shortages, and public skepticism?

Ottawa is launching new consultations on official languages, but with billions already spent, will this new strategy finally address the decline of French?