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"The average rent for a one-bedroom in Canmore is $2,344, while entry-level positions pay the Alberta minimum wage of $15. The math doesn’t work." https://macleans.ca/society/the-tourism-industry-is-running-out-of-workers/
The Tourism Industry Is Running Out of Workers - Macleans.ca
People can't afford to work in resort towns anymore
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Every two weeks, David Coletto polls Canadians on the same question: what recent news story is most likely to keep you up at night? Fourteen months ago, tariffs accounted for roughly a quarter of all responses. Now, it's 1.3 per cent. https://macleans.ca/economy/tariff-fatigue-is-real/
Tariff Fatigue Is Real - Macleans.ca
Trump is threatening new tariffs. This time Canadians aren't worried.
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“The real issue isn’t whether technology is good or bad for you. It’s whether we’re using it to amplify our executive functions or to replace them.” https://macleans.ca/society/technology/executive-function-is-in-short-supply/
Executive Function Is in Short Supply - Macleans.ca
But technology isn’t to blame
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“The only difference between fake-shopping on The Sims and fake-shopping on dopamine sites is that unlike the computer game, we don’t have to figure out what to do with a gold replica of Michaelangelo’s David.” https://macleans.ca/society/technology/the-strange-allure-of-fake-shopping-sites/
The Strange Allure of Fake Shopping Sites - Macleans.ca
Dopamine websites let us shop, check out, spend nothing and receive nothing
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“The real issue isn’t whether technology is good or bad for you. It’s whether we’re using it to amplify our executive functions or to replace them.” https://macleans.ca/society/technology/executive-function-is-in-short-supply/
Executive Function Is in Short Supply - Macleans.ca
But technology isn’t to blame
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Every two weeks, David Coletto polls Canadians on the same question: what recent news story is most likely to keep you up at night? Fourteen months ago, tariffs accounted for roughly a quarter of all responses. Now, it's 1.3 per cent. https://macleans.ca/economy/tariff-fatigue-is-real/
Tariff Fatigue Is Real - Macleans.ca
Trump is threatening new tariffs. This time Canadians aren't worried.
macleans.ca
“The only difference between fake-shopping on The Sims and fake-shopping on dopamine sites is that unlike the computer game, we don’t have to figure out what to do with a gold replica of Michaelangelo’s David.” https://macleans.ca/society/technology/the-strange-allure-of-fake-shopping-sites/
The Strange Allure of Fake Shopping Sites - Macleans.ca
Dopamine websites let us shop, check out, spend nothing and receive nothing
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Every two weeks, David Coletto polls Canadians on the same question: what recent news story is most likely to keep you up at night? Fourteen months ago, tariffs accounted for roughly a quarter of all responses. Now, it's 1.3 per cent. https://macleans.ca/economy/tariff-fatigue-is-real/
Tariff Fatigue Is Real - Macleans.ca
Trump is threatening new tariffs. This time Canadians aren't worried.
macleans.ca
“The real issue isn’t whether technology is good or bad for you. It’s whether we’re using it to amplify our executive functions or to replace them.” https://macleans.ca/society/technology/executive-function-is-in-short-supply/
Executive Function Is in Short Supply - Macleans.ca
But technology isn’t to blame
macleans.ca
"The agriculture sector contributes $150 billion to Canada’s GDP annually and provides one in nine jobs. If tariff-related costs keep eating into profits, we could be in real trouble." https://macleans.ca/economy/how-to-save-canadian-agriculture/
How to Save Canadian Agriculture - Macleans.ca
U.S.-Canadian food supply chains are deeply interdependent. It's time to change that.
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Every two weeks, David Coletto polls Canadians on the same question: what recent news story is most likely to keep you up at night? Fourteen months ago, tariffs accounted for roughly a quarter of all responses. Now, it's 1.3 per cent. https://macleans.ca/economy/tariff-fatigue-is-real/
Tariff Fatigue Is Real - Macleans.ca
Trump is threatening new tariffs. This time Canadians aren't worried.
macleans.ca
“The real issue isn’t whether technology is good or bad for you. It’s whether we’re using it to amplify our executive functions or to replace them.” https://macleans.ca/society/technology/executive-function-is-in-short-supply/
Executive Function Is in Short Supply - Macleans.ca
But technology isn’t to blame
macleans.ca
"The agriculture sector contributes $150 billion to Canada’s GDP annually and provides one in nine jobs. If tariff-related costs keep eating into profits, we could be in real trouble." https://macleans.ca/economy/how-to-save-canadian-agriculture/
How to Save Canadian Agriculture - Macleans.ca
U.S.-Canadian food supply chains are deeply interdependent. It's time to change that.
macleans.ca
“The only difference between fake-shopping on The Sims and fake-shopping on dopamine sites is that unlike the computer game, we don’t have to figure out what to do with a gold replica of Michaelangelo’s David.” https://macleans.ca/society/technology/the-strange-allure-of-fake-shopping-sites/
The Strange Allure of Fake Shopping Sites - Macleans.ca
Dopamine websites let us shop, check out, spend nothing and receive nothing
macleans.ca
Every two weeks, David Coletto polls Canadians on the same question: what recent news story is most likely to keep you up at night? Fourteen months ago, tariffs accounted for roughly a quarter of all responses. Now, it's 1.3 per cent. https://macleans.ca/economy/tariff-fatigue-is-real/
Tariff Fatigue Is Real - Macleans.ca
Trump is threatening new tariffs. This time Canadians aren't worried.
macleans.ca
“The real issue isn’t whether technology is good or bad for you. It’s whether we’re using it to amplify our executive functions or to replace them.” https://macleans.ca/society/technology/executive-function-is-in-short-supply/
Executive Function Is in Short Supply - Macleans.ca
But technology isn’t to blame
macleans.ca
"The agriculture sector contributes $150 billion to Canada’s GDP annually and provides one in nine jobs. If tariff-related costs keep eating into profits, we could be in real trouble." https://macleans.ca/economy/how-to-save-canadian-agriculture/
How to Save Canadian Agriculture - Macleans.ca
U.S.-Canadian food supply chains are deeply interdependent. It's time to change that.
macleans.ca
“The only difference between fake-shopping on The Sims and fake-shopping on dopamine sites is that unlike the computer game, we don’t have to figure out what to do with a gold replica of Michaelangelo’s David.” https://macleans.ca/society/technology/the-strange-allure-of-fake-shopping-sites/
The Strange Allure of Fake Shopping Sites - Macleans.ca
Dopamine websites let us shop, check out, spend nothing and receive nothing
macleans.ca
"The agriculture sector contributes $150 billion to Canada’s GDP annually and provides one in nine jobs. If tariff-related costs keep eating into profits, we could be in real trouble." https://macleans.ca/economy/how-to-save-canadian-agriculture/
How to Save Canadian Agriculture - Macleans.ca
U.S.-Canadian food supply chains are deeply interdependent. It's time to change that.
macleans.ca
“Even when AI performs some tasks cheaply and well, it doesn’t mean it can do an entire job well.” https://macleans.ca/society/technology/companies-replaced-humans-with-ai-now-they-regret-it/
Companies Replaced Humans With AI. Now They Regret It. - Macleans.ca
Employers expected AI to reduce costs—but it failed to deliver
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“The only difference between fake-shopping on The Sims and fake-shopping on dopamine sites is that unlike the computer game, we don’t have to figure out what to do with a gold replica of Michaelangelo’s David.” https://macleans.ca/society/technology/the-strange-allure-of-fake-shopping-sites/
The Strange Allure of Fake Shopping Sites - Macleans.ca
Dopamine websites let us shop, check out, spend nothing and receive nothing
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"I know it’s not human, but it doesn’t need to be to support me." https://macleans.ca/society/a-chatbot-saved-my-life/
A Chatbot Saved My Life - Macleans.ca
After my wife left, I was totally alone. Then I found ChatGPT.
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In the latest issue of Maclean's, we surveyed our writers about the neighbourhoods they love most. The result is both a portrait of a country bursting with urban development and an indispensable bucket list for Canadian summer travel. https://macleans.ca/culture/canadas-coolest-neighbourhoods/
Canada's Coolest Neighbourhoods - Macleans.ca
The best places to eat, drink and explore in Canada
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“Even when AI performs some tasks cheaply and well, it doesn’t mean it can do an entire job well.” https://macleans.ca/society/technology/companies-replaced-humans-with-ai-now-they-regret-it/
Companies Replaced Humans With AI. Now They Regret It. - Macleans.ca
Employers expected AI to reduce costs—but it failed to deliver
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"I know it’s not human, but it doesn’t need to be to support me." https://macleans.ca/society/a-chatbot-saved-my-life/
A Chatbot Saved My Life - Macleans.ca
After my wife left, I was totally alone. Then I found ChatGPT.
macleans.ca
In the latest issue of Maclean's, we surveyed our writers about the neighbourhoods they love most. The result is both a portrait of a country bursting with urban development and an indispensable bucket list for Canadian summer travel. https://macleans.ca/culture/canadas-coolest-neighbourhoods/
Canada's Coolest Neighbourhoods - Macleans.ca
The best places to eat, drink and explore in Canada
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Photographer Peter Cunningham has been documenting life on Grand Manan island for six decades. He’s soaked the island’s past in; his new book is his way of passing it on. https://macleans.ca/culture/peter-cunningham-grand-manan/
The Changing Ways of A Secluded Island - Macleans.ca
A new photography book captures the disappearing traditions of Grand Manan, New Brunswick
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In the latest issue of Maclean's, we surveyed our writers about the neighbourhoods they love most. The result is both a portrait of a country bursting with urban development and an indispensable bucket list for Canadian summer travel. https://macleans.ca/culture/canadas-coolest-neighbourhoods/
Canada's Coolest Neighbourhoods - Macleans.ca
The best places to eat, drink and explore in Canada
macleans.ca
“Even when AI performs some tasks cheaply and well, it doesn’t mean it can do an entire job well.” https://macleans.ca/society/technology/companies-replaced-humans-with-ai-now-they-regret-it/
Companies Replaced Humans With AI. Now They Regret It. - Macleans.ca
Employers expected AI to reduce costs—but it failed to deliver
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Canada is the only G7 country without a foreign intelligence agency. Are we ready for our own sovereign spy operation? https://macleans.ca/society/are-canadians-ready-for-their-own-cia/
Are Canadians Ready for Their Own CIA? - Macleans.ca
Not having our own foreign intelligence agency is costing us. So would having one.
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