by Karl Rettino-Parazelli It became a field of research almost forty years ago, and now it’s becoming a reality. More than ever, quantum computing (QC) is at...

By Catherine Clark What are some of the emerging trends when it comes to libraries? There has been a very big change in how people use libraries. In the past...

By Marcus Mitanis Presiding over one of Toronto’s most ethnically diverse wards since 2003, municipal Councillor Michael Thompson has seen his responsibiliti...

By Jordan Levin Of all the Hispanics in the United States, Cubans would seem to be the most naturally sympathetic to new refugees coming to the Southern bord...

By John Yearwood The G7 Finance Ministers recently agreed that big tech companies can be taxed locally, where they make their money. You’re deeply involved i...

By Ferry de Kerckhove Understanding Iran: not easy There are two sets of perspectives when dealing with Iran. The first differentiates between those who have...

by Gérard Bérubé On Monday, August 5, the People’s Bank of China set the yuan’s daily reference rate at 6.9225. The Chinese currency promptly fell, crossing ...

By Karl Rettino-Parazelli You spent almost ten years as head of McKinsey. What strikes you the most about the evolution of the global market in the last deca...

By Giuseppe Valiante What do you think are the factors that make LiUNA stand out? Well, the most obvious thing is the fact that we use our financial strength...

BY ADAM STEINHOUSE Scotland’s First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, indicated in April 2019 that her government wishes to hold a second independence referendum – w...

by Karl Rettino-Parazelli Born in Nunavik and internationally known for raising awareness about climate change and social justice, Sheila Watt-Cloutier doesn...

by Catherine Clark Charities have long held an important and unique place in communities around the world. They provide support to those who live on the marg...

by Marcus Mitanis Canada is warming twice as fast as the rest of the world, says a new federal government report. And no jurisdiction in the country is immun...

by Jordan Levin When Eduardo Padrón fled Cuba for Miami as a teenager in 1961, his mother, who had only finished third grade, told him he must go to college....

by Gérard Bérubé Do you foresee an end to the current period of economic growth, which just turned 10 years old? MC There’s no such thing as a regular busine...

by Ferry de Kerckhove In a way, the story of Russia since the dismemberment of the Soviet Union is a sad one. Looking at developments since 1992 from the Rus...

By: John Yearwood The often mild-mannered former Prime Minister of Italy (2013-2014) currently serves as Dean of the Paris School of International Affairs at...

By: Diane Brady I’ve read that you’re the sixth of 10 children and the seventh of 12. Which is correct? My mother had 12 children, but sadly, two of them die...

By: Adam Steinhouse The United Kingdom was supposed to leave the European Union on March 29 and then on April 12, but is now benefiting from another extensio...