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Today

Boreal forests could hold the key to achieving Canada’s climate goals

by Science/Technology Desk | May 18, 2025

New study finds billions more trees than expected

Why first impressions can make or break your career

by Carol Kinsey Goman | May 18, 2025
Canada’s justice system is the biggest risk to our national security

by Scott McGregor | May 16, 2025
The proof is in. Housing is more unaffordable than ever

by Lee Harding | May 16, 2025
Canada caves when free speech is under fire

by Collin May | May 15, 2025
The West holds the key to blocking Liberal Party dominance

by Lee Harding | May 14, 2025

Only Ottawa can fix what’s broken in the housing market

The federal government is finally stepping up to build affordable housing on public land

Canadians reject strict plant-based diets for more balanced food choices

by Sylvain Charlebois

New data shows Canadians are ditching the fads and rewriting the rules

Canada’s media diversity is a farce

by Michael Taube

Diversity hires are replacing talent, leaving the public with less informed commentary and analysis

Ready to upgrade your aging MacBook?

The Apple MacBook Air M4 may be the notebook you’ve been waiting for

Don’t let Ottawa sign away our sovereignty to the WHO

by Cosmos Voutsinos

The WHO Pandemic Treaty could strip Canada of its ability to make independent health decisions

Alberta’s oil bankrolls Canada’s public services

by Perry Kinkaide and Bill Jones

It’s time Canadians admitted Alberta’s oilpatch pays the bills

Canada’s oil sector is built to last, unlike its U.S. counterpart

by Rashid Husain Syed

Low-cost oilsands gives Canada a crucial edge as U.S. shale struggles with rising costs

Respect is making a comeback in Quebec schools

by Michael Zwaagstra

A smart step toward restoring classroom order

Canada is an energy superpower. So why are we acting like a sidekick?

by Bill Whitelaw

Canada has the tools to lead in energy. What we lack is vision

Canada isn’t broken. It’s worth fighting for

Sure, Canada has its problems but giving up isn’t the answer

A business blueprint for surviving in tough times

by David Fuller

Riding out a downturn is common. Growing through one is what sets smart businesses apart

Rogers and the CRTC are sidelining Canadian soccer

by Peter Menzies

Canada’s biggest soccer moment in years won’t be on major TV