Welcome to the gluten-free, sushi-less Olympic Games
SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS: As with every aspect of the pandemic-postponed Olympics, the virus will cast a long shadow on how people are fed (FREE)
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Category: Health
Weighing the success of the various vaccine rollout strategies
ALEXANDRE MASSAUX: Creating a vaccine is one thing, having enough of it for the population is another. A more regulated and centralized strategy put lives at risk (FREE)
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Your body reflects your emotions, so loosen up
LIFE: Here’s how you can react physically to cope when the mental pressures of the world start to weigh on you (PREMIUM)
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The kids are not all right when it comes to what they eat
SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS: It’s time for Canada to regulate marketing food to kids. But regulating marketing is no cakewalk (FREE)
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Keeping border closed ignores our pandemic progress
JACK BUCKBY: As Canada heads toward herd immunity, relaxing measures at the border could serve as an indication that vaccination efforts are working (FREE)
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The lessons we’ve learned from COVID-19 crisis management
ALEXANDRE MASSAUX: The pandemic led to a culture shift in governments. We need to cut red tape so we can respond efficiently during times of crisis (FREE)
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Let’s have permanently quicker drug approvals
MARIA LILY SHAW and KRYSTLE WITTLEVRONGEL: Of all new drug submissions filed between 2015 and 2019, only 33 per cent received a response within the target timeline (FREE)
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The mad rush to implement MAiD legislation
PETER STOCKLAND: A single year to legalize such a wholesale change about the ending of human life signals a country moving away from its past (FREE)
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Canada can’t afford its current approach to health care
SHAWN WHATLEY: But if the past 50 years offers a guide, expect planners to manage the current backlog according to the same old arguments (FREE0
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Pepsi tax a sour deal for Newfoundland and Labrador taxpayers
RENAUD BROSSARD: Government maintains its sugar tax is all about keeping you healthy (FREE)
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Diseases don’t care about our nationality or wealth
GERRY CHIDIAC: If we continue to value Canadian lives more than we value Congolese or Yemini lives, we put our well-being at risk (PREMIUM)
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Why is science trying to read and manipulate our dreams?
PAT HARDING: Imagine what trouble could be wrought when someone enters another’s dreams to change them and their waking behaviour. Without safeguards, the abuse of dream tech is inevitable (FREE)
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