Canada recognizes foreign interference as a national security threat. But the people targeted by it often receive little practical support
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Editorial: Distracted by one superpower, Canada ignores the otherÂ
With the U.S. alienating its allies, Canada could lead in addressing excessive trade imbalances — if it recognizes the problemÂ
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Op-Ed: The case for a Universal Basic Income
A Universal Basic Income would provide all citizens with a practical path toward security, growth and dignity
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Editorial: The case for de-escalation
Retaliation may feel satisfying, but escalating the failed trade talks into a full-blown trade war is not good for Canadians
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Op-Ed: If being Canadian has a price, let’s pay it
Our differences don’t make us better than Americans. But they do present us with a choice about what those differences are worth
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Op-Ed: AI data centres face waves of municipal resistance — for good reason
Responsible municipalities are taking the time to develop guardrails before saying ‘yes’ to AI data centres
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Op-Ed: The best medical care my dad received was on a cruise ship
On vacation, my senior father received attentive, personalized care. Back in Ontario, his GP treated him like any other senior
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Op-Ed: Canada’s missing social enterprise strategy
While the U.K. and South Korea support businesses that reinvest profits for social good, Canada’s approach remains piecemeal
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Editorial: Why Canada can’t escape America’s central bank
The U.S. Federal Reserve is changing its playbook — with major implications for Canadian governments and households
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Editorial: What Carney’s Senate reset gets right
Restoring open partisanship is a sensible move. Here is our take on the change and the Senate’s proper role