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Why doctor-recommended art classes, fishing trips and walks in the park could be key to improving our health

The city has built homes faster than any other in North America, but it’s still the priciest place to live on the continent.

Governments and industry have poured billions into Canada’s EV-manufacturing industry. So why is it struggling now?

The Ottawa Food Bank is starving for supplies and scrambling to meet skyrocketing demand. It’s the same story for community food programs all across the country.

In malls, restaurants and factories across the world, a robotics revolution is sweeping the world. Canada can’t be left behind.

Generational change, culture shifts and labour activism will reshape workplaces, while slowing inflation, rising wages and a surge in side hustles will finally put a little more money in Canadians’ pockets

Canadians will make pioneering advances in artificial intelligence, driverless vehicles and quantum computing. And we’ll all finally get plugged into high-speed internet.

A B.C. university will train North America’s first wildfire-fighting civilians, while AI hits the forest-fire front lines. Quebec’s flood zones will get a long-awaited overhaul. And Ontario will supersize its power grid.

Canadians will play spot-the-landmark when The Last of Us returns. The CBC will try to Poilievre-proof itself with a new CEO. And Canada’s Wonderland will roll out the country’s fastest, tallest launch coaster. 

A women’s sports boom, a Raptors rebuild and a no-nonsense Leafs makeover are all on the docket for 2025. Meanwhile, the feds will tackle sports betting ads, while Alberta ramps up its own gambling scene.