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Lacking the Will: Half of Canadians say they don’t have a last will and testament, including one-in-five aged 55+
One-quarter who haven’t written a will say they’re too young to worry about it, others cite lack of assets March 7, 2023 – In 1948, Cecil George Harris suffered a tragic mishap while plowing his fields near Rosetown, Sask. He
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Russian invasion: 55% of Canadians say Ukraine should fight on, half as many say it’s time to negotiate
Support for Canada providing military aid declines from earlier in war – especially among past CPC voters February 22, 2023 – One year into Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, new data from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute finds Canadians more inclined
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The spy-balloon saga carries a down-to-earth message about Canada’s defence
By Shachi Kurl, President Balloons! For 10 days in February, we were captivated by them. Flying through the air / How did they get there / Where did they come from / Was much harm was done? * It feels
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Tipping Point: Canadians tired of ‘tip-flation’; most would scrap gratuity-based system for higher service wages
More than three-in-five feel they’re being asked to tip more, and more often February 16, 2023 – Canadians have reached a tipping point when it comes to gratuities. New data from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute finds so-called “tip-flation” a
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Playing health-care hero will be tricky for the premiers and the PM
By Shachi Kurl, President Lots of people disagree with Ontario Premier Doug Ford about lots of things. The one thing on which Ontarians — and Canadians in general — are likely to agree, however, is his assessment of the upcoming
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Emergencies Act: Ahead of report release, half say Freedom Convoy protests were a threat to national security
Half say invoking the act was needed, others preferred alternate paths to resolution February 2, 2023 – As Justice Paul Rouleau puts the final touches on his report on the inquiry into the Liberal government’s use of the Emergencies Act
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