Canada’s merit-based immigration system is no ’magic bullet’
Opinion: Merit-based immigration might address some U.S. challenges, but it could also have negative consequences
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Four ways Canada can own the artificial intelligence century
Much of the foundational research into artificial intelligence originated in Canada, but we’ll have to work to stay a leader in the field
Letters to the editor, February 2018: ’No wonder moms are resentful’
Maclean’s readers write in on our cover story about regretful mothers, and other stories from February 2018
Ottawa and the provinces are making it harder for Canadians to save
Opinion: Since 2015, politicians have busily hiked taxes and fees while reducing the ability of taxpayers to save more of their money for themselves
The conservative case for a carbon tax in Canada
Opinion: Instead of scoring cheap political points on Trudeau’s carbon tax, Conservatives need to get serious and offer their own alternative
We’re asking the wrong questions about phone addiction
Opinion: On their own, smartphones aren’t necessarily a problem. It’s how they’re being used that’s troubling—and who is making us use them that way
Canada’s troubling indifference to the Air India bombing
Why hasn’t this tragedy—and recognition of the grief of those left behind—claimed a prominent place in Canadian history and public memory?
With its high-stakes first budget, the B.C. NDP achieves a rare balance
Opinion: With a precarious grip on power, the B.C. NDP puts forth a progressive yet surprisingly palatable budget
Here’s why some Olympic athletes ’choke’ at the Winter Games
Opinion: Olympian Nicole Forrester unpacks the ’infinite’ factors that can cause an athlete to underperform at the Games, and how athletes try to overcome them
To tackle its tax-haven problem, Canada must simplify the tax code
Opinion: The most effective way to reduce tax avoidance is to reduce the number of ways to game the system