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Public safety is no accident

Bill C-69 would essentially move the approval for pipelines and nuclear facilities from independent, expert regulators to a new Impact Assessment Agency that reports to the environment minister—like having that minister regulate air safety. It makes no sense.

Opinion
BY COLLEEN COLLINS, MARLA ORENSTEIN
January 22, 2019

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Canada needs a modern, national health data architecture

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To address online harms, Canada must commit to digital media literacy

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A cure for multiple sclerosis could be just around the corner

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