2015 federal election

Michael Cooper has received the full endorsement of the radical Campaign Life Coalition for opposing women's reproductive rights.

The TPP looks like a bad deal for Canada. With a pivotal federal election just weeks away, it's time for the parties to talk honestly about what's at stake in these negotiations.

Along with investments in early childhood education and care, repairing the funding gap to First Nations schools would go a long way to eliminating that social debt for future generations.

Here's another good reason to invest in high-quality, universal child care in Canada: improvements in women's labour force participation.

In 1970, the Royal Commission on the Status of Women recommended a national child-care program. Fast-forward to 2015, and parents are more desperate than ever for affordable, quality child care.

A Finnish researcher gives her thoughts on the current Canadian debate about universal child care.