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Political polling, a cornerstone of democratic societies, is vital for understanding public sentiment and predicting electoral outcomes. Recent CNN polls…
While Canadians often pride themselves on their nation’s values of inclusivity and justice, a recent survey commissioned by the Association…
In today’s digital age, Canadians face a dilemma as they struggle with trusting online information. As a significant communication platform,…
As the year draws to a close, many individuals find themselves in a reflective state, contemplating the highs and lows…
In an era dominated by digital information, the Philippines takes a proactive stance against the rising tide of disinformation and…
In a move to balance the scales between rural landowners and the public, the Government of Saskatchewan has introduced amendments…
Amid the global challenge of homelessness, recent three-year research in Nipissing, Ontario, highlights the complex causes, obstacles, and local remedies.…
Imagine a courtroom as a place where fairness rules. It is where judges, similar to referees in a game, are…
In the ever-evolving landscape of social media, accountability has become the linchpin for maintaining integrity and trust. Recent events surrounding…
Regina, Saskatchewan — In the vast landscapes of rural Saskatchewan, where the intersection of private property and corporate interests creates…