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Smartphones and social media have triggered a mental health crisis, fueling anxiety, sleep loss, and polarization. We need a Royal Commission to investigate these harms and drive real change.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford rushed retroactive FOI changes to block access to his personal phone records, linked to Green Belt concerns. federally, PM Carney’s Liberals moved key committees in camera, shielding debates on spending and ethics. Critics say both erode transparency and trust.

At the April 20 opening of the UN forum, Governor General of Canada Mary Simon struck a tone that was careful, even restrained—less a victory lap than a status report. She told delegates that countries like Canada had made a promise: that life for Indigenous Peoples would improve. And

At the UN, Mary Simon noted slow progress on Indigenous rights. This contrasts with the rapid pace of development laws like Bill C-5 and Ontario's Bill 5. Critics warn that fast-tracking mining and extraction often bypasses true consent, narrowing the real-world impact of Aboriginal Title.

The massive March snowstorm, complete with freezing rain, that shut just about everything down and left Manitoulin residents with giant ice-filled snowbanks, which thanks to the recent massive downpour have largely disappeared that, ironically, brought about flooding that has resulted in dozens of road closures and a number of

The Liberal Party of Canada is poised, and almost certain, to have won enough seats to secure a razor-thin Parliamentary majority.  Even political neophytes realize that a Liberal majority government in Canada will have important impacts on the exercise of power in the House but the perhaps even more