Canada’s Proud Isotope Story: Enabling Cancer Research, Diagnosis, and Therapy for the World
Cancer is a universal challenge that affects families in every country, every community, and every corner of the…
Canada is Losing its Best Minds and Our Patients are Paying the Price
Dr. Sheila Singh has spent her career trying to cure brain cancer. A professor at McMaster University, Canada’s leading university in healthcare and medicine, and serving Director of several cancer research groups, Dr. Singh is exactly the kind of scientist Canada should be fighting to keep.
Queering our Budget: Encouraging further investments in 2SLGBTQI+ contributions
Diversity initiatives are critical in building a strong Canada. In light of this and in honour of Pride season across the country, The Pearson Centre is proud to publish a series highlighting the importance of and contributions by queer organizations.
Canada Finally Signs On: Why Ratifying the Belém do Pará Convention Matters
In June 2026, at the Organization of American States’ General Assembly in Panama City, Foreign Affairs Minister Anita…
Powering the Future: Canada’s New Nuclear Strategy
Canada’s new nuclear strategy, announced by the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources on June 22, is ambitious…
Back to the Future? Why Ontario’s Forced Return to Office Is a Step Backward
Change is inevitable. The sooner we embrace it; the sooner we make progress. Unfortunately, that truth seems lost on the Ontario government, which appears convinced that public servants and their workplaces can, like Marty McFly, hop in a DeLorean and go “back to the future.”