Canada is caught in an very expensive oil trap
Our reliance on a single market is bleeding billions from the Canadian economy
Our reliance on a single market is bleeding billions from the Canadian economy
Employers decide who gets hired. You need to focus on what you can control
The challenge isn’t just abolishing the Indian Act. It’s replacing its protections without leaving First Nations exposed.
A Democratic victory in the House wouldn’t be enough to strip Trump of his political power
Government debt is eating up tax dollars that could pay for better services and a stronger economy
Grocery chains restrict what they pay suppliers during the holidays, but that doesn’t guarantee lower prices at the checkout
Replacing the Indian Act must mean equal treatment, greater individual freedom and economic opportunity for Indigenous Canadians
Not a dollar of the extra revenue from higher oil prices is going to debt or tax relief
You can’t expect managers to deliver when you deny them the power and support to do their jobs
The pressure to mourn the “right” way can make people question the very relationships they cherished
Selling employers a version of yourself that doesn’t exist might get you hired, but it won’t help you keep the job
Carney is courting Brussels instead of confronting Canada’s growing constitutional divisions
More evening daylight may help businesses, but it can also disrupt the body’s natural sleep cycle