After my thousandth time signing off, “stay safe,” finishing up another Zoom meeting, and picking up the 3rd FaceTime from my mother (that day) checking that I had stayed home, I found myself wishing that my therapist had not retired in the fall of last year. And we thought 2019
While everything may appear to be going swimmingly for the Canadian economy, there could be peril on the horizon. According to early-warning indicators compiled by the Switzerland-based Bank for International Settlements, Canada is one of three economies – including China and Hong Kong – most at risk of a banking
“If you drive a car, I’ll tax the street, If you try to sit, I’ll tax your seat, cos I’m the taxman,” sang the Beatles. That feeling that we’re being taxed for everything – even the inanimate objects we’re not using – is definitely not lost on us in 2016.
A few weeks ago we told you about Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris’ idea to buy an island, maybe in Greece, maybe in Italy, that’ll offer both housing and jobs for refugees. It was a fantastic gesture, but one that most people probably expected to fizzle out, which is usually the fate
Before last week, Canada had managed to hide in the shadows of the ongoing refugee crisis. Then came the shocking story of three-year-old Aylan Kurdi, who’s tragic death became a symbol of the unfolding humanitarian disaster when a photo of his lifeless body washed ashore a Turkish beach finally got people to look at
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