Lagging Behind: The State of Transit Development in Comparison to Japan, Hong Kong, Europe, and More
The Lamentable Lag: Why Does Transit Development Move So Slow? Transit development has been a long-standing challenge across many regions worldwide, especially when compared to the impressive systems found in Japan, Hong Kong, Europe, and even some developing nations....
Bank of Canada Raises Interest Rates to Tackle Inflation and Address Mounting Debt Levels
In a move aimed at curbing inflation and addressing the growing concern of excessive household debt, the Bank of Canada recently made the decision to raise interest rates. This strategic maneuver reflects the central bank’s proactive stance in managing the...
Election Results In Canada – Groundhog Day
After five weeks of campaigning and with the bulk of mail-in ballots counted, the Liberals managed to form yet another minority government, falling short of a majority. Now comes the tricky part. What was the point of the election if the outcome was essentially the...
Still Not Sure Who To Vote For? 2021 Federal Party Platforms
So you are in the Greater Toronto Area and you are still not 100% on who to vote for? This has definitely been a strange and unparalleled election in Canada. An election during a pandemic is one for our history books. And the election maybe too close to call. Here are...
The True Darkness Of Residential Schools – Grave Site Found in Saskatchewan
The discovery of another 751 unmarked graves, only weeks after a similar finding in British Columbia, caused a fresh awakening over Canada’s colonial past. First Nation leaders, in Saskatchewan, are now treating a now-defunct residential school as a “crime...
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow said she’s “speechless” about the continued delayed of the Eglinton Crosstown, saying she’s no more knowledgeable on the project than residents and business owners who’ve been waiting years for it to wrap up.
“I don’t know what to say anymore, it’s leaving me speechless,” said Chow.