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‘As Canadians we should have good data’: Why Ted Hsu tilts at census windmills
Ted Hsu knows his bill to bring back the long-form census doesn't stand a chance. So why does he keep pushing?
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Canadian millennials hit hardest by mental health woes: poll
More than half of Canada’s millennials are at a high risk of developing a mental health issue, according to a new poll released exclusively to Global News.
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Trying to quit smoking? Your smartphone can help kick the habit: Canadian study
Smokers who are trying to butt out should turn to their smartphones, according to new Canadian research. Here's why.
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Modern family: Dual incomes the norm, stay-at-home dads on rise
Modern life in Canada typically means both parents work, yet more stay-at-home dads. Single-parent families have also surged, new data shows.
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N.B. health minister pushes federal parties to change health transfer formula
The New Brunswick government is worried that none of the federal parties is considering making a change that could be critical to the future of Atlantic Canada's health care system.
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Greying nation: Canada has more seniors than kids for the first time ever....
For the first time in this country's history, there are more people aged 65 and over than there are aged 14 and below. But don't freak out: Canada's population's been aging for ages.
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Ridings with most immigrants voted Liberal by a landslide – and other things...
This new swath of red ridings that propelled Justin Trudeau to a thunderous Liberal victory Monday boast more newcomers, as a percentage of the population, than any other party's territory.
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Not an inner-city hospital: Who uses St. Paul’s?
In the third part of Global News' series on St. Paul's, we look at who will be using the new state of the art health care facility.
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Visible minority women more likely to earn a degree than their counterparts
Canadian women who are members of a visible minority group are more likely than their counterparts to hold a university degree, new data from Statistics Canada shows.
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What gives Fort McMurray an edge in overcoming ‘beast’ of a wildfire
Fort McMurray's youth comes in handy in a crisis. So does industrial and public infrastructure built with worst-case scenarios in mind.
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