Opinion

We’re racing to automate everything from health care to hiring, but are we losing what makes us human?

Formerly known as Dominion Day, it is the national day for our country which celebrates the anniversary of Canadian Confederation which occurred on July 1, 1867.

Canadians are turning to payday loans to survive, but banks and governments have failed to offer better options.

Canada is watching: Will he rebuild trust with premiers or revert to his predecessor’s unilateral leadership style?

The only real solution to rising anxiety is human connection: eye contact, physical presence and honest conversation.

Summer is when local fruits and vegetables should be most affordable, but some retailers are charging excessive prices.

Capitalism is flawed but its successes far outweigh its failures. History shows free enterprise beats state control every time.

"Fifty years later, that ominous chord sound of the film's opening chorus still produces goosebumps on my skin."

We have much to be proud of in Canada, but how we as a nation have dealt with the First Nations who were here first is not something to be proud of. It is in fact a very black mark on our history, and one we still need to fully deal with.

Wage gaps are growing, low-wage work is surging and the federal government still hasn’t acted.