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Editorial: The case against AI regulation is stronger than it looks
The people opposing heavy-handed AI regulation make a surprisingly compelling case
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Op-Ed: Canada’s declining math scores have implications for STEM readiness
Declining youth math skills could complicate Canada’s efforts to boost STEM jobs and the knowledge economy
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Editorial: Canada’s doctor shortage is a policy choice
A new case exposes how Canada’s physician shortage is a problem of governments’ making. So the solutions are clear
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Op-Ed: Data make clear COVID-19 vaccines were a success
The Canadians injured by COVID-19 vaccines should be heard. But the data show vaccines were an indisputable success
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Op-Ed: The Liberservative Party of Canada
With so little daylight between the Liberals and Tories, why don’t the parties just merge?
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Editorial: The wins, whys and we’ll sees of Canada’s investment summit
The Canada Investment Summit produced some immediate wins — as well as some reasons to worry
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Op-Ed: Big tech shouldn’t own the future of AI
As AI’s risks mount, Canada should lead the push for a multinational and world-leading institute for AI
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Op-Ed: Canada must stop thinking in three oceans
Ottawa treats its coastlines as separate problems to manage. In fact, they’re one strategic asset waiting to be built
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Editorial: Why is Ottawa bailing out Canada’s airlines?
With its airline loan program, Ottawa is asking taxpayers to shoulder risks that should belong to investors