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Today

Geological forces may hold answers to record-breaking warming trends

by Robert McGarvey | Jan 19, 2025

Geologists argue natural forcesplay a large role in rising temperatures

Will Pierre Poilievre deliver the leadership Canada needs?

by Doug Firby | Jan 19, 2025
Liberals turning around on the carbon tax?

by Kris Sims | Jan 19, 2025
There is only one way to meet a venture capitalist

by Warren Bergen | Jan 18, 2025
The Trump bust will hit small towns the hardest – and they’re not ready

by Hadrian Mertins-Kirkwood | Jan 17, 2025
Canada’s crises call for leadership rooted in proven principles

by Gwyn Morgan | Jan 17, 2025

Jimmy Carter had a huge impact on the auto industry

by Dale Johnson

Saved Chrysler from bankruptcy in 1979, and his push for fuel efficiency transformed the auto industry

The 2018 Mazda CX-9 is still the ultimate family SUV

by Editorial Staff

What makes the 2018 Mazda CX-9 a reliable choice in 2025?

More oil production in Canada is key to reducing global emissions

A cleaner alternative to coal, which will help reduce global carbon emissions

The world is in crisis and we all have a role to play

by Gerry Chidiac

The relentless pursuit of wealth is destroying our planet

How to navigate the brutal job market of 2025

by Nick Kossovan

The good news? Accepting today’s job market realities lets you focus on what works

Costco’s board chooses ideology over evidence

by David Millard Haskell

Costco doubles down on its faith-based commitment to DEI

The party’s over: Why Canada needs a fiscal reckoning

by Jay Goldberg

Trudeau’s fiscal legacy is one of debt, deficits, and a nation fed up

Thousands die waiting for medical care: report

by Editorial Staff

Think tank estimates over 17,000 deaths due to delayed care in 2022-23

How AI and Trump’s policies will reshape the Canadian job market

by Nick Kossovan

AI is replacing jobs faster than ever. Then there’s Trump and his potential tariffs

As Trump looms, Canada will be tested as never before

Canada’s over-reliance on the U.S. has left us dangerously exposed to Trump’s threats

The world wanted Trudeau gone as much as Canada did

by Michael Taube

His failures on the world stage alienated global leaders and citizens alike

How grocery giants are shortchanging Canadians

by Sylvain Charlebois

New investigation reveals systemic weight mislabelling in meat products