The Year Ahead

Canadian students have struggled to read and write. That stops this year.

The country’s arts festivals, venues and organizations will have to get creative to stay afloat

Pierre Poilievre wants to scrap Canada’s most effective climate policy. It’s a bad idea.

Reconciliation is becoming Canada’s biggest business story—and its greatest economic opportunity

Immigration, LGBTQ+ rights and language laws will raise provincial hackles, while Justin Trudeau’s long-time leadership might be on shaky ground. Meanwhile, the next Oval Office occupant will have a ripple effect on Canada’s relationship with its closest neighbour.

If we expand our idea of what Canadian film means, we can watch our industry boom 

Whether distraction or addiction, devices will keep getting kicked out of classrooms

Tent cities are here to stay, thanks to increasing support from the courts

As old favourites grow costlier, fans will start seeking new teams and new experiences

Canada’s men’s basketball team will make its first Olympic appearance since 2000, and soccer superstars are building our first women’s pro league. Pickleball’s popularity isn’t dying down anytime soon—but Hockey Canada remains on the rocks.