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Study reveals crucial workplace improvements needed for RCMP support staff

Crucial workplace improvements for RCMP operational support staff, largely women, are needed to improve public safety for all Canadians. Earlier this week, Rosemary Ricciardelli, a leading public safety researcher, and I had the opportunity to share key insights into Canada’s first-ever exploration of occupational stress injuries among Detachment Services Assistants (DSAs) working for the Royal […]

Is Canadian political discourse f*cked?

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been targeted by a variety of products cursing and denouncing him, and as a result, experts say it’s clear discourse is becoming more provocative and polarized. “The bubble has been burst that we’re a polite society, clearly the Americanization of politics has landed in Canada and the question is whether […]

Don’t use post-9/11 vocab in future online regulations

One constant and jarring example of someone who was taking part in the Ottawa convoy with a history of hate is Pat King, whose 200,000-plus Facebook followers helped turn the convoy into a national item. King did a livestream in 2019 where he said the election that year “ain’t gonna matter unless you wanna change […]

Combatting political polarization a tall order with no consensus craved, say experts

Dial down the rhetoric and turn up the volume on conversation to bridge the seemingly deepening political and community divide, say pollsters, analysts, and politicos, even if some say a consensus on the issues of vaccine mandates and the trucker protest isn’t necessarily possible. “We’ve seen for years now, declining trust in government,” said Brad […]

‘This could be a real housecleaner’: O’Toole, Sloly, Deans down, more high-profile officials may become political casualties of trucker protest, say political insiders

The ongoing trucker protest that has so far taken down three high-profile officials in the nation’s capital, could cause more political casualties of prominent officials in the coming days, say political insiders. “This could be a real housecleaner, we will see,” said Frank Graves, president of Ekos Research, in an interview with The Hill Times. […]