To Compete Globally, Canada Must Fix the International Student Program
April 2, 2026
I came to Canada at 15. The promise of a Canadian education — real, rigorous, respected — was the key reason my parents chose this
I came to Canada at 15. The promise of a Canadian education — real, rigorous, respected — was the key reason my parents chose this
Several years ago, I was sitting in Selangor, Malaysia, in the office of one of Southeast Asia’s largest conglomerates. He was an elderly gentleman of
Canada is facing a number of labour challenges that will require creative solutions. As the federal government implements strategies to return to sustainable immigration levels,
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s trip to India, Australia, and Japan comes at a critical time when Canada is racing to diversify its trading relationships while
For decades, Ottawa has spoken reverently about the North while treating it as a line item rather than a national imperative. We commission reports. We
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s address at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on January 20, 2026 where he told the audience about “the rupture
Barely a week into the new year, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that he is heading to Asia and the Middle East as part of
Canada is facing a critical skilled trades crisis that threatens our economy and quality of life. With nearly 700,000 skilled workers—ranging from electricians to cybersecurity technicians—set to retire by 2028, the impact on essential services like power grids, hospitals, and child-care centres is imminent. As the demand for skilled tradespeople grows, Canada risks falling behind in the global race for talent. Discover how this looming crisis could affect you and what steps can be taken to secure a brighter future for our workforce and communities. Don’t miss out on understanding this urgent issue!
Canada’s immigration landscape is at a crossroads, as a new report reveals a troubling trend: one in five immigrants leave within 25 years of arriving. This exodus peaks in the crucial first five years, a time when newcomers should be establishing their careers and feeling a sense of belonging. As someone who has experienced the transformative opportunities Canada offers, I reflect on the risks we face if we fail to address this issue. The Canada I cherish may not be the same for future generations unless we confront the reality of these departures. Discover the insights that could shape our future.
Canada is at a crossroads, facing profound economic changes that demand swift action. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s recent budget outlines a bold $1 trillion investment plan aimed at diversifying trade beyond the U.S. and attracting global talent. With tariffs costing Canadians billions, the urgency to innovate and adapt has never been greater. From major infrastructure projects to a new International Talent Attraction Strategy, the government is committed to building a resilient economy. As Ontario takes a cautious approach, the challenge remains: how can we create high-value jobs in a fractured global landscape? Discover the strategies that could shape our future.