International Business

Canadian doctor working in Zimbabwe is being forced out of the country following protests that erupted over his dismissal earlier this month.

It’s 8 a.m., I'm home and the women's soccer match has just started. I am feeling butterflies. It is good to be home and have a Canadian commentating perspective.

The locals have been amazingly friendly and helpful. I struck up a conversation with two families travelling with three small children to the same destination. I couldn't help but marvel at the parents’ disciplinary skills. Especially impressive was how they could, with a straight face, incorporate the word “darling” with “please get off the dirty floor.” I had with me many little Canadian flag pins and they were mesmerized when I gave each of them one. They promised to cheer for the Canucks, as well.

Seen as a starting point for more joint dialogue and collaborative activity

How public-sector procurement policies can drive innovation, and why they’re especially important in healthcare

Rx&D, the association of 50 research-based pharmaceutical companies, has released an “urgent call” to strengthen Canada's competitive edge.