Policy Change

Amid sweeping changes from Santé Québec, administrative staff at a major Montréal health network file to join the CSN, ending their unique non-union status.

Canada Nickel secures a critical power deal with Hydro One, a major step for its net-zero nickel mine, built on a foundation of Indigenous partnership.

With new federal funding and key milestones met, E3 Lithium's DLE technology is set to unlock vast lithium resources from Alberta's oil brines.

Beijing is pouring trillions into AI, 6G, and biomanufacturing to dominate the next tech era, offering Europe partnership amidst rising competition.

Deep in China's mountains, one village's journey from poverty to prosperity offers a blueprint for national revival and a lesson for the world.

The US Hispanic Business Council issues a sharp rebuke of hardline immigration enforcement, urging a shift to business-friendly policies to ease labor shortages.

In a first for public safety, flight-trained paramedics in North Carolina are now using personal eVTOLs to bypass terrain and reach critical emergencies faster.

On the eve of International Women's Day, top officials warn that persistent pay gaps, housing insecurity, and new AI threats challenge Canada's progress.

A landmark court decision certifies a massive class action against Johnson & Johnson, alleging its Baby Powder caused cancer and the company misled consumers.

Once an agricultural heartland, China's Anhui province is now a global hub for EVs and robotics. Discover the policies and projects driving its meteoric rise.

As Thames Water faces collapse, a new investigative podcast brings together key experts to dissect the systemic failures behind England's polluted rivers.

The Texas Association of Builders has updated its industry-standard contracts. Here’s what they mean for risk, affordability, and homeowner protection.

As cremation rates rise, Legacy Cremation Services unveils a major network expansion, promising to ease the burden on families with greater local access.

As drone incursions surge, a new partnership and landmark law are creating a digital shield over America's most critical energy infrastructure.

The alleged murder of a Windsor PSW has ignited fierce calls for reform, highlighting systemic safety failures that leave lone homecare workers vulnerable.

With fraud losses skyrocketing, Canadian authorities are launching a major new campaign to help you fight back against sophisticated scams. Here's what you need to know.

A new EU-backed initiative aims to win over UK and Swiss consumers by promoting the health benefits and authenticity of certified extra virgin olive oil.

The House Farm Bill spares puppy mill dogs but includes a provision that could gut state animal welfare laws, leaving advocates with a bittersweet victory.

February saw 3.8 billion robocalls, a yearly drop. But a rise in daily call rates and massive scam campaigns show the fight is far from over.

With data from 150M patients, SEQSTER's new platform promises to accelerate drug development, improve trial diversity, and make research-ready data a reality.