David Miller: Why conservation needs to be king
In conversation with David Miller, the former Toronto mayor and current WWF-Canada CEO, about troubling new statistics and more
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Chris Sorensen
Chris Sorensen is a senior writer, covering business and financial news. He has also written about the growing number of deadly airline disasters caused by confused pilots, and about sandwiches. Both stories were nominated for a National Magazine Award.
Glenn Gould offers lessons for Apple, and Ottawa, on innovation
When it comes to innovation Glenn Gould wasn’t all that different from Steve Jobs, says a professor from Apple University who is lecturing in Toronto this week.
Justin Trudeau’s economic promises off to a sluggish start
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Hands off my housing bubble!
Canada’s housing bubble is the economy’s biggest risk—and its biggest driver. Now governments want to cool it down.
Free the bunnies: Why B.C. rabbits are being airlifted to Texas
How harebrained rabbit owners created a crisis involving airlifts, a Texas sanctuary—and tens of thousands of dollars
In a bid to save itself, BlackBerry to stop making BlackBerrys
The end of physical-phone manufacturing seems like doomsday for the Waterloo, Ont. company—but it may just pay off
Canadian schools set to capitalize on marijuana businesses
Canadian schools and grads are in a position to capitalize on pot
HMS Terror: How the final Franklin ship was found
From 2016: How one man’s efforts to build inroads with northern communities helped uncover the second of Sir John Franklin’s doomed ships
Second Franklin wreck found in Canada’s high Arctic
Two years after the discovery of the Franklin Expedition’s Erebus, the Terror has also been found—forcing a rethink of the doomed mission.
Trudeau’s China problem starts at home
Canada’s awkward relationship with China and its money isn’t surprising given Ottawa’s incoherent, on-again, off-again China policy