Policy Change

A DC firm's call for Somali President Mohamud's resignation exposes deep-seated corruption, a US aid freeze, and troubling links to American politics.

Following intense regulatory pressure, Shopify's platform-wide ban on vape sales marks a pivotal moment for corporate responsibility in the digital age.

As the government celebrates Francophone culture with billions in funding, demographic data reveals a starkly different reality for the French language in Canada.

Ottawa is investing over $17M to shield its health system from climate change. Is this new prescription enough to cure our national adaptation deficit?

A new bill aims to fund bulletproof police cars for officer safety. But does this innovation protect communities or further divide them? We explore the intersection.

A 2024 policy meant to protect kids has backfired, creating a black market for high-potency nicotine products and punishing compliant retailers.

As a key federal loan program ends, 41,000 new medical residents face a funding crisis. This analysis unpacks the shift to private insurance as a critical lifeline.

Ottawa unveils Bill C-14, introducing stiffer penalties for copper theft to protect essential power and communication networks from costly disruptions.

A DKK 1.2 billion provision from a landmark court ruling rocks Tryg's Q2, but the Scandinavian giant points to steady operational gains as proof of its resilience.

Texas hemp businesses are in a legal showdown with state regulators over new rules they say could cost 40,000 jobs and create regulatory chaos.

A landmark deal cuts development charges in Toronto by up to 60%, promising a housing boom. But as developers celebrate, the question remains: will the average homebuyer ever see the savings?

Ontario's massive development charge cut aims to fix Toronto's housing crisis. But will the savings reach buyers, or just pad developer profits?

A new digital portal and landmark law signal a pivotal shift in Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, aiming to transform its economy beyond oil.

A new law makes Illinois a pioneer, mandating Medicaid coverage for predictive blood tests. Can this tech-driven policy shift the tide on maternal health?

The Canadian government is preparing a landmark 'Building Canada Act,' signaling a coordinated strategy for infrastructure, energy, and Indigenous relations.

A high-level meeting in Yellowknife signals a major push into Arctic infrastructure, blending economic ambition, geopolitical strategy, and Indigenous partnership.

Beijing rolls out a major plan to woo foreign capital, but with FDI value declining, can fresh incentives overcome Western 'de-risking' pressure?

As Ottawa prepares to link climate action with health policy, it's not just about public health. It's the starting gun for a new green healthcare economy.

With 40M more patients now covered, Kerecis's fish-skin technology is set for accelerated adoption, driven by powerful clinical data and payor confidence.

A sweeping new law aims to protect critical infrastructure from copper theft while overhauling Canada's bail and sentencing system. But is it the right fix?