James Janeiro

Sep 25, 2024 | thehub.ca | Rudyard Griffiths |Liv Mendelsohn |James Janeiro

Commentary 25 September 2024 Protesters gather outside an Indigo store in Toronto, November 30, 2023. Chris Young/The Canadian Press. Canada excels as a creator of books, particularly fiction writing. Our authors are read around the world and loved by their publics.

Sep 25, 2024 | shorturl.at | Rudyard Griffiths |Liv Mendelsohn |James Janeiro

Commentary 25 September 2024 Protesters gather outside an Indigo store in Toronto, November 30, 2023. Chris Young/The Canadian Press. Canada excels as a creator of books, particularly fiction writing. Our authors are read around the world and loved by their publics.

Sep 24, 2024 | thehub.ca | Liv Mendelsohn |James Janeiro |Darrell Bricker

A majority of Canadians think that Canada is broken after years of stagnant incomes, affordability challenges, rising crime, government failures on basic functions like healthcare and immigration, and a deepening cultural malaise. But decline is a choice, and better public policies are needed to overcome Canada’s many challenges.

May 16, 2024 | healthinsight.ca | Christina Morgan |Liv Mendelsohn |James Janeiro

In the darkest days of the pandemic, the struggles of caregivers and care providers were laid bare for all to see — exposing the need for a new approach to care, and new investment in care infrastructure. The 2024 Federal budget is the latest sign that a care movement is being heard in the highest halls of power. The Federal government’s commitment to a National Caregiving Strategy is the first step towards a brighter future of care.

Nov 5, 2023 | healthydebate.ca | James Janeiro

If every caregiver in this country took a week off, Canadians would experience the collapse of our care systems before noon of the first day. That’s because caregivers deliver roughly three hours of care for every hour provided through our health-care, disability and social support systems.