Policy Change

uniQure's upsized $259M offering signals massive investor confidence, fueling its Huntington's therapy, AMT-130, and reshaping the gene therapy landscape.

As Ottawa rolls out tough new bail laws to combat retail theft, Halifax businesses wonder if it's enough to tackle a crisis fueled by addiction and resource gaps.

One woman's journey from trauma to thriving mother puts a human face on the MIECHV program, as its critical funding faces a political showdown.

Canada's Bill C-34 aims to shield kids from online harm, but it's more than a law. It's a high-stakes challenge to Big Tech's power and a bid for digital sovereignty.

After years of decay, a plan to restore 24 Sussex Drive is finally here. We break down the cost, the politics, and the strategic stakes of the decision.

A decade in the making, FedRAMP's 2026 overhaul tears down old barriers, inviting a new wave of tech firms to reshape how government works. Here’s what it means.

The SBA's new scorecard boasts a record $179B for small businesses, but a deep dive reveals a dramatic overhaul of equity programs in favor of a new merit-based model.

New federal legislation aims to curb repeat offenders and retail theft, but critics warn of strained provincial resources and a challenge to legal rights.

Canada's securities regulators are moving to a digital-first disclosure model. Will this streamline markets or leave some investors behind?

While the government celebrates Airport Workers Day, a deeper look reveals a workforce grappling with challenges that impact Canada's economic lifeline.

Walgreens steps into a new healthcare role, guiding millions of Medicare patients to affordable GLP-1s. Is this the future of the American pharmacy?

A new CMS program offers seniors blockbuster obesity drugs for $50. But this temporary fix raises profound questions about cost, access, and our healthcare future.

As Ottawa unveils a new housing plan for Hamilton, it's more than local news. It's a crucial look into the federal playbook for tackling Canada's affordability crisis.

Canada's top medical body is backing a sweeping new law to protect kids online, shifting the debate from parental controls to platform accountability.

With a $660M subsidy, Japan is all-in on solid-state batteries to reclaim auto dominance. But can this high-tech bet win against cheaper rivals and a fierce global race?

Ottawa is pumping the brakes on immigration, setting up a high-stakes tug-of-war with provinces demanding more power to shape their economic destinies.

A new Arizona law modernizes radiation safety, allowing advanced technology to replace heavy lead aprons. It's a move that could ease a hidden physical toll on clinicians and reshape occupational wellness in healthcare nationwide.

As federal and municipal leaders prepare a major housing announcement, we break down the economic stakes for St. Catharines and what investors need to know.

As federal officials prepare for a major housing announcement, all eyes are on Hamilton, a city grappling with a market correction and a deep affordability crisis.

A landmark court ruling annuls business aviation's exclusion from the EU green taxonomy, a major win for Dassault that reopens doors to sustainable finance.