‘The war on drugs made an error’: Why this Conservative wants to ease access to psilocybin therapy
Psilocybin remains illegal in Canada, so the health department must grant special permission for someone to access it legally
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Friday, June 19, 2026
Politics & Government
Business & Economy
Citibank buys Mississauga building as it hires and expands in Canada
Citibank has purchased a building in Mississauga, Ontario, as part of its expansion strategy in Canada. The bank plans to hire hundreds of employees for new roles at this location over the coming...
Early retirement could be a dream or a nightmare. Here’s what you should know: Dale Jackson
Dale Jackson discusses considerations for Canadians facing early retirement, whether forced or voluntary. The article highlights that retiring sooner than expected can be either a dream or a...
BOE Unveils Doomsday Scenario for Private Markets Stress Test
The Bank of England announced a stress test for private markets using a severe scenario involving 7% interest rates, a 35% drop in UK share prices, and a 400 basis-point rise in leveraged loan...
Scottish Nationalists Beaten in By-Election After Money Scandal
The Scottish National Party was dealt a blow following an embezzlement scandal involving its former chief executive as the Conservatives scored a decisive victory in a by-election.
UK Bonds Fall as Burnham Win, Oil Prices Renew Fiscal Concerns
The UK’s government bonds fell on Friday as higher oil prices renewed concerns over inflation and a win by Andy Burnham in a special election increased the country’s political uncertainty.
Environment & Climate
Week in wildlife: a hungry hoopoe, a hot croc and a snoozing otter pup
The article highlights a weekly collection of wildlife photographs from around the world. Featured images include a hungry hoopoe, a hot crocodile, and a snoozing otter pup. These visual stories...
‘I’m 90 for goodness sake’: rainforest activist to pedal 104 miles down Thames
Robin Hanbury-Tenison, a 90-year-old rainforest activist, is pedalling 104 miles down the River Thames to raise funds for a research station studying Britain’s temperate rainforest in Cornwall....
My trip to meet the scientists trying to refreeze the Arctic
A newsletter highlights the rapid melting of Arctic summer sea ice, described as a visible climate crisis impact. The author visited Cambridge Bay, northern Canada, where temperatures were 5-10C...
The changing face of Mongolia as, beneath the grass, permafrost thaws
Mongolia is experiencing rapid warming, causing significant permafrost thaw. Permafrost coverage has dropped from 63% in the 1970s to under 30% today. This transformation affects fragile ecosystems,...
Weatherwatch: Saharan dust drops microorganisms into European soil
Intensifying Saharan dust storms are depositing microorganisms into European soil, causing 'blood rain.' Scientists from the University of Lisbon are studying how these imported microbes affect soil...