Preparing for our automated, robotic future at Conestoga College
At Conestoga College, students gain hands-on experience in automation
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Teaching efficiency through math at the University of Waterloo
University of Waterloo students analyze data to make everything from mining to surgery run smoothly
Loblaw could owe you much more than $25
After 14 years of inflating the cost of bread, the grocery giant’s gift card mea culpa is not enough, say class action lawyers
Jagmeet Singh’s decision to skip a seat in Parliament could pay off
The new NDP leader won’t be an MP, but with Parliament descending into a place of ’mayhem and theatre,’ that may give Singh an edge.
Why are MPs browsing their phones during question period?
Whether they’re on Facebook, checking messages or even playing video games, mobile device use in the House is out of control
Long-term savings plans are in jeopardy for Canadians with disabilities
As a Conservative-era savings program is set to mature, Canadians with disabilities say the Liberals are barring them from tapping their funds
Famous Canadians share their optimistic predictions for 2018
We asked some of Canada’s best-known politicos, poets, authors, activists and more to tell us what they feel hopeful for in 2018.
The conservative roots of public apologies
Saying sorry for past wrongs may fit Justin Trudeau’s brand of Liberalism, but conservatives started the trend in Canada and globally
Read Justin Trudeau’s apology to residential school survivors in Newfoundland
Aimed at making up for Harper’s 2008 omission, the PM delivered a tearful apology: ’Saying that we are sorry today is not enough’
Justin Trudeau’s plan to make housing great again
Canada once had a robust national housing program. Can we do it again?