School phone ban one year on: our student survey reveals mixed feelings about its success
The phone ban was meant to improve learning by reducing distractions. But students report feeling left out of decisions, and ...
What are caretaker conventions and how do they limit governments during election periods?
Election campaigns invariably provoke accusations of government breaching caretaker conventions. Here’s what governments can ...
Uncertainty and pessimism abound. Will fear be enough to push Dutton into office?
The Liberal leader goes into this election presenting a particularly bleak worldview. Whether voters are in step with that ...
View from The Hill: Dutton has questions to answer on gas; Albanese has supermarket answer still hunting for the problem
While Dutton was batting off questions about gas at the weekend, Anthony Albanese swung into his campaign stride in a comfort ...
Trump’s tariffs could push grocery prices even higher, but there are steps Canada could take to protect consumers
With tariff threats looming over the grocery aisle, perhaps its time to rethink how Canadian supermarkets do business.
‘Adolescence’ pulls in audiences with its dramatic critique of teenage masculinity
Adolescence compellingly showcases the disturbing experiences of youth confronted with bullying, misogyny and gender-based ...
Nigerians having babies abroad: women explain their reasons
Having the support of family members living in a foreign country was one of the reasons Nigerian women gave for choosing to ...
AI is for the birds: How machine learning can help predict and manage avian flu outbreaks
Artificial intelligence can sift thorugh vast amounts of online social media and environmental data to predict avian flu ...
Step length, a devastating finish and ‘springs in his spikes’: the science behind Gout Gout’s speed
Gout Gout is challenging some conventional sprinting paradigms – namely that raw power and muscle mass are the primary determinants of speed.