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A billion-dollar sleep economy promises to help you snooze better. Should you buy in?
Many Canadians are searching for ways to get a better sleep, and they're turning to a market promoting products for a better night's sleep. But as more people cash in, experts say the costs may go beyond individual wallets.
ListenSunday Politics Panel: Canada's tariff tight-rope walk and Trudeau's final week as prime minister
As some premiers try to persuade American policymakers and business leaders to get President Trump to drop his tariff threat, others have announced their resignations, citing the economic challenges ahead. All this as federal Liberals enter the final week of their leadership campaign with a polling boost that has them neck-and-neck with the Conservatives for the first time in years. The Economist’s Canadian correspondent Rob Russo, Le Devoir columnist Emilie Nicolas and The Hub’s editor-at-large Sean Speer join Piya Chattopadhyay to look ahead at what could be a tumultuous week for Canada, as the tariff threat looms and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau prepares to exit the political stage.
Palliative care doesn't mean a patient is at death's door. Here's why
Palliative care has an image problem. Dr. Samantha Winemaker, who has specialized in this field of medicine for 20 years, says most people incorrectly assume the practice is some kind of “Grim Reaper service.” But it's actually about living your best life, she says.
As arts and humanities enrolment declines, could making programs more practical help?
LISTENYour questions about what's next in Ukraine
