Jonathan Lai is a Data x Politics Editor. He focuses on the intersection of health and wellness with government, politics, and public policy, exploring how these themes impact society. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The Philadelphia Inquirer, POLITICO, and The Vancouver Sun.
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Jonathan Lai's coverage primarily focuses on local politics, particularly elections and legal policy regulation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He extensively covers government announcements and legal policies related to elections, cybersecurity, and Pennsylvania-specific political events.
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By: Jonathan Lai
What began as an end-of-life exception evolved into a system that places disability at the centre of eligibility debates
By: Jonathan Lai
Data shows the Greater Manchester mayor picked the hardest constituency to win, and maybe that's the point.
Bill C-7 marked a profound shift in Canada’s MAID framework
By: Jonathan Lai, Krista Carr
Canada has a labour shortage and a labour surplus at the same time. Canada's labour force shortages are no longer a temporary challenge.
By: Krista Carr, Jonathan Lai
For decades, many employers have overlooked people with intellectual disabilities and those on the autism spectrum due to misconceptions.
Canada has a labour shortage and a labour surplus at the same time. Canada’s labour force shortages are no longer a temporary challenge. Across the...
By: Krista Carr, Jonathan Lai
Inclusion Canada and the Autism Alliance of Canada are reminding employers that, when they take a more inclusive approach to hiring by not rejecting applicants on the autism spectrum or with intellectual disabilities, their talent pool widens significantly
By: Krista Carr, Jonathan Lai
Canada has a labour shortage and a labour surplus at the same time. Canada’s labour force shortages are no longer a temporary challenge. Across the country, help wanted signs are everywhere.
