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Byline: VANDANA JUNEJA Lead Executive director of Catalyst Canada At Catalyst we have watched the glacial pace of progress for women and underrepresented groups for years. Along the way, the [...]

In a major push for mining reforms in India, the Parliament recently enacted the Mines & Minerals (Development & Regulation) Amendment Act, 2021 (Amendment Act). The President of India gave [...]

In a significant ruling having widespread ramifications, the Hon'ble Supreme Court (Court) on 14 August 2018 pronounced its judgment in the case of State of Bank of India v V. [...]

Byline: Meredith Liu and Shruti Juneja Ithaca police responded to two separate robbery cases last week and arrested two men on Thursday responsible for stealing from the Elmira Savings Bank [...]

Although Canadian individuals are already subject to some of the highest tax rates in the world, the Canadian federal government released a discussion paper for consultation on July 18, 2017 [...]

An unexplained death is a great hook for a psychological thriller. If the dead one is a little boy and the narrator the father, you can look forward to something new, something interesting. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

This is a novel where you can actually count the total number of words - I mean manually, not using word count - and its less than 1,000 words in all. Given its curious size and shape, the red heart on the cover, and the lush black-and-white photographs, you could mistake it for a coffee table book. Except that it's not, and is actually a work of fiction that takes its job seriously. It's a story narrated through photographs, about the dankness that pervades many a childhood. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]