Freschia Gonzales

Freschia Gonzales

Freschia is a News Writer for Key Media, contributing to Wealth Professional and Benefits and Pensions Monitor. She has also contributed to Australasian Lawyer and NZ Lawyer. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in International Studies from the University of San Jose Recoletos.

Starting her writing career in 2021, she has produced content for international audiences. In her spare time, Freschia critiques movies and series, follows musicals, and keeps up with pop culture.

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Ottawa funds new Alberta CCUS push as major project remains uncertain

Federal investment moves ahead while talks on $16.5 billions Pathways plan stay behind closed doors

Ottawa funds new Alberta CCUS push as major project remains uncertain

Ottawa weighs support for Rio Tinto as tariff pressure reshapes aluminum sector

$1.5 billion smelter deal and federal talks signal shifting ground in Canada's industrial strategy

Ottawa weighs support for Rio Tinto as tariff pressure reshapes aluminum sector

Quebec LNG proposal enters early talks under new federal fast-track project rules

Baie-Comeau eyed for LNG export terminal to Europe as officials weigh economic and environmental risks

Quebec LNG proposal enters early talks under new federal fast-track project rules

Maternity leave protections fail 25,000 women each year, survey shows

New data reveals rising layoffs, unclear return plans, and limited fertility support for working mothers

Maternity leave protections fail 25,000 women each year, survey shows

Bond yield shift pushes discount rate higher for Canadian DB plans in Q2

Canadian pension funding climbs to 109% as assets rise and discount rate strengthens

Bond yield shift pushes discount rate higher for Canadian DB plans in Q2

If the price is wrong, only public plans can say so now, says PMPRB

New PMPRB rules restrict who can trigger reviews and shift focus to inflation and global price gaps

If the price is wrong, only public plans can say so now, says PMPRB

Canada's defence against disease weakens with every US health cut

Ontario measles surge prompts CMAJ to warn of cross-border data gaps and rising misinformation

Canada's defence against disease weakens with every US health cut

Microsoft axes 9,000 jobs as AI spending reshapes global priorities

Console and sales divisions face deep cuts as Microsoft moves to streamline for AI-led growth

Microsoft axes 9,000 jobs as AI spending reshapes global priorities

Ottawa removes all 53 federal exceptions from Canadian Free Trade Agreement

Carney meets trade pledge but provinces keep barriers on dairy, mobility and language rules

Ottawa removes all 53 federal exceptions from Canadian Free Trade Agreement

Very common drug shows signs of slowing brain damage linked to dementia

Canadian trial finds common medicine may aid memory in Parkinson's-related dementia cases

Very common drug shows signs of slowing brain damage linked to dementia