The vast majority of workers get more from federal programs than they give.

It's one of the strongest signals yet that the nearly three-month-old war could be nearing an end.

For Canada’s regulatory reform proposals to work, federal leaders need to stick to tight timelines even when faced with lawsuits and provincial pushback.

Countervailing duties on Canadian mushrooms landed in Washington this week. Behind them is a $500 million export sector with nowhere else to go.

The World Cup will feature over a dozen matches played in Canada this summer, and a new analysis estimates each game will cost $82 million of government funding.

In response to parliamentary interest, this note provides analysis of the federal commitments and costs associated with co-hosting the 2026 FIFA (Fédération Internationale de Football Association)…

The Liberal government has nominated Canada's top military commander, Gen. Jennie Carignan, to be the next chair of NATO's military committee — the alliance’s senior military advisory post. The move c...

It’s not truly about Canada’s defence spending, but about the U.S.’s desire to control us

As universities struggle to adapt to AI, the future of the workforce is on the line.

The Trump administration is walking away from a long-running body that works on Canada-U.S. defence initiatives, claiming Canada has failed to meet its commitments on defence spending.

The owners of an auto shop in a small Quebec town near Shawville say Quebec’s language laws need repair after receiving a warning by the province’s language watchdog about their English-only Facebook…

Ontario could be spending $20 million a year to store $79.1 million in delisted U.S. alcohol products, according to one operations management expert. The liquor ban became one of Ontario's most visibl...

Work on the $1.56-billion Asahi Kasei battery separator plant in Port Colborne, Ont., is proceeding despite Honda Canada's announcement it has indefinitely suspended its $15-billion electric vehicle (...

Bill C-22 would mean certain electronic service providers to retain the ability to hand over data when legally ordered by the government. This creates a backdoor that doesn’t remain neatly reserved…

Bill C-22 would mean certain electronic service providers to retain the ability to hand over data when legally ordered by the government. This creates a backdoor that doesn’t remain neatly reserved fo...

The prime minister is relaxing environmental regulations, reducing the industrial carbon price and talking up the importance of pipelines. He's also doing more to implement durable and lasting climate...

NordVPN says it is reviewing the bill and would consider leaving Canada if the bill requires it to compromise its privacy protections.

Prime Minister and Alberta Premier signed long-awaited agreement Friday; pipeline still hinges on completion of oil sands carbon-capture project

Approximately 1,000 unionized drivers ratified a first agreement April 28, the first for ride-share drivers in Canada.

(And, not for nothing, they probably just wrecked Quebec separatism, too.)

Secure messaging service says it will not weaken its encryption, privacy safeguards for government

The problem wasn’t just the perfectly polished, yet mediocre prose. It’s what’s lost when we surrender the struggle to translate thought into words

As Canada prepares to accept more Chinese-made electric vehicles into the country, a U.S. senator is warning that although Canada-U.S. ties are strained, Canadian officials should be cautious when mak...

Prime Minister Mark Carney delivers remarks at the 2026 Global Progress Action Summit in Toronto. This day-long series of conversations and panel discussions is co-hosted by Canada 2020 and the…

Through nature photography, Madison Lawrence eases her mind and earns kudos from her peers

The Virginia Supreme Court voided Democrats’ attempt to redraw the state’s US House map in an April referendum.

A new species of wasp has been named after Sir David Attenborough in honour of his 100th birthday tomorrow.

“You can’t sell me a bunch of BS. That’s what that was,” Bakari Sellers told MAGA-friendly Canadian Kevin O’Leary.

Sources say the Carney government will shutter the Nanisivik Naval Facility, a Harper-era Arctic sovereignty project that never began operations