Falling oil prices could undermine Ottawa’s 2026 budget
Ottawa has committed billions to new spending without showing whether its finances could withstand a prolonged collapse in oil prices
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Canadians are leery of AI data centres. They should be
Canada is repeating America’s mistakes and leaving communities to pay the price for an unregulated AI data centre boom
Ottawa has its investment priorities backwards
Canadians bought $133.8 billion in foreign securities last year. Maybe Ottawa should give them a reason to invest at home before chasing foreign money
Stop fighting hiring realities you cannot change
Employers decide who gets hired. You need to focus on what you can control
Stop fighting hiring realities you cannot change
Employers decide who gets hired. You need to focus on what you can control
Wab Kinew wants the Indian Act gone. Here’s how Ottawa can do it
The challenge isn’t just abolishing the Indian Act. It’s replacing its protections without leaving First Nations exposed.
A divided Congress could keep Trump in the game
A Democratic victory in the House wouldn’t be enough to strip Trump of his political power
Canada must stop living beyond its means
Government debt is eating up tax dollars that could pay for better services and a stronger economy
B.C.’s new Conservative government faces a difficult fiscal reality
They face a difficult balancing act between cutting taxes, protecting public services and reducing the provincial deficit
Don’t expect grocery price relief this holiday season
Grocery chains restrict what they pay suppliers during the holidays, but that doesn’t guarantee lower prices at the checkout
Canada cannot achieve reconciliation without abolishing the Indian Act
Replacing the Indian Act must mean equal treatment, greater individual freedom and economic opportunity for Indigenous Canadians
Saskatchewan is squandering its oil windfall
Not a dollar of the extra revenue from higher oil prices is going to debt or tax relief
Managers are paying the price for workplace compassion
Compassion is part of good leadership. Taking responsibility for everyone’s personal problems is not
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