The Year Ahead

Quebec’s classrooms will take centre stage in the secularism debate. Chatbots will help students create A-plus work, while others will grade themselves. And thousands of international students will be sent home.

The exorbitant cost of food will have ripple effects on the restaurant industry and grocery stores. The good news? There’s a plan to save the country’s salmon supply.

The family doctor crisis will finally start to ease, while pharmacists take centre stage in patient care. The battle over private medicine will heat up. And governments will change how we treat addiction.

The Liberals will struggle to rebuild their reputation and voter base, while Pierre Poilievre will likely take over the PMO and grapple with a disillusioned electorate. In the midst of all this turnover? A new Trump presidency.

Politicians will spar over how to tackle the housing crisis. Falling interest rates will draw young people into the real estate market. And a rude awakening is coming for homeowners renewing mortgages.

The telecom will build stadiums, condos and real estate.

Looser lending policies will encourage more people to buy homes they can’t afford in the first place

He’ll likely win a majority and immediately kill all the Liberals’ sacred cows

In 2025, Canada’s national school food program will give kids access to nutritious meals. It’s a game-changer.

I helped create AI software that cuts unexpected hospital deaths by 26 per cent. It’s just the beginning.