
More than just a game: How sports are reflecting Canada-U.S. tensions
Canada emerged victorious in the 4 Nations Face-off hockey tournament on Feb. 20, but the event was overshadowed by growing political tensions between Canada and the United States. In the lead-up to the final game,...

Labor likely to win WA election, but the campaign is exposing faultlines in the state’s politics
With Western Australia heading to the polls on March 8, the Cook Labor government will likely prove the exception to the rule that incumbency is a liability for contemporary governments. Despite incumbent governments...
England subsidises drugs like Ozepmic for weight loss. Could Australia follow?
Nomad_Soul/Shutterstock People with a high body weight living in England can now access subsidised weight-loss drugs to treat their obesity. This includes Wegovy (the weight-loss dose of Ozempic, or semaglutide) and...

Why Donald Trump is a relentless bullshitter
There have been many questions raised about the intentions behind Donald Trumps spate of radical public statements about Canada, in which he claims trade deficits amount to subsidies, massive amounts of fentanyl are...

How hockey’s politics played out at the 4 Nations Face-Off Tournament
The National Hockey Leagues 4 Nations Face-Off tournament captured attention across North America as hockeys first best-on-best competition since the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics. The tournament, which featured competitive...
USAID was established by President John F. Kennedy in 1961 as a way to consolidate existing foreign aid programs. JAM STA ROSA/AFP via Getty Images On his first day in office, Jan. 20, 2025, President Donald Trump began a...
‘They’re meant to help and did the complete opposite’: many children feel silenced by family courts
Bricolage/AAP When parental separation ends up in the family courts, serious risks such as family violence, child abuse, drug, alcohol or substance misuse, and mental health issues are often involved. But many children...