Subject to ministerial review, the right to strike is likely to be much weakened by Bill C-39.

Canada’s eight largest pensions, known as the Maple 8, are world renowned and envied for the Canadian Model. When other countries have looked to...

The Ontario government favours for-profit delivery of surgeries and medical imaging, but the evidence shows this isn't good health policy

In an election year Toronto’s differences are smoothed out and can be overlooked by mayoral candidates who need to deliver uncomplicated ideas, to the whole city, as quickly as possible.

It’s not clear what an “associate” might be, but closer ties are attractive amid Trump’s threats.

The Mark Carney government frames this law as part of its “Canada Strong” plan — and frankly, some parts are good — but toxic with good is still bad.

A federal court refused to strike down a climate lawsuit brought against the Carney government by Canadian youth.

Canada is moving from observer status to membership in a rapid-reaction defence pact built around the North Atlantic, Baltic and High North

Trump himself has acknowledged the US need for Canadian aluminum – and has largely exempted metals from tariffs

As long as Donald Trump hovers menacingly over the country, Carney has enormous leeway to remake Canada in ways that would — under normal circumstances — alarm many Canadians.

We worried about Americans controlling our mines and factories. Now they dominate our digital economy

To boost business investment, enhance certainty and simplicity for businesses, and strengthen Canada’s tax competitiveness, the Government of Canada proposes to implement the Productivity Mega Deduction, which will provide immediate expensing for a broad-based range of depreciable property on a permanent basis. Immediate expensing allows taxpayers to fully write off the cost of an investment in the year that it becomes available for use. This powerful investment incentive will create the conditions for an extended period of higher investment—a Canadian investment supercycle.

Learn about the latest science about how Canada's climate is changing and find out how we can prevent the worst outcomes.

Tensions between Canada and the United States have raised concerns about Canada's digital sovereignty, but what does that term mean, and how can Canada promote it? Experts say it's about making sure C...

The next federal budget should clearly lay out a clean growth and innovation plan as part of its economic strategy. Otherwise, this government risks betting against the global energy transition or the opportunity for Canada to be a competitive player in the growing clean market.

The federal government's new report summarizing the latest science on climate change warns that under current climate policies, the impact on Canadians will likely be "far from benign."

From retreating glaciers to wildfires and marine heat waves, climate change will likely become even more pronounced, assessment finds

Ford’s war on bike lanes is a culture war. From protests to narrowing roads, here is how Toronto can fight back.

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow says the province walked away from compromises to restore traffic lanes while keeping bike lanes on major streets.

Canadian and provincial health-care groups are calling on the federal government to stop Alberta from allowing physicians to practise in both public and private systems. As the CBC's Troy Charles expl...

Gaining a majority in mid-2026, the Carney government was free to pursue economic growth to achieve greater independence from US-Canada ties. Yet this single-minded agenda misses much of what Canadian...

The federal government needs to reclaim its role as a leading funder of universities and colleges in Canada

The future of Canadian manufacturing, and whether we can seize it enough to thrive rather than just survive, is what’s really at stake, writes Adam Radwanski.

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Since Trump's 2024 election, the U.S. has shed nearly 40,000 auto sector jobs — six times more than Canada lost, writes Jim Stanford. A tariff war is not winning, it's self-sabotage.

A permanent shift in North American trade might create winners. But car manufacturing probably won’t be one of them.

Prime Minister will make the speech in France next month and attend E.U. President’s State of the Union address

B.C. Premier suggested walking away from buying American fighter jets, hampering shipping of Montana’s thermal coal

With Canada-U.S. trade war escalating, Ontario Premier Doug Ford could use electricity as leverage against U.S. President Donald Trump

I’m in the process of dropping US tech services. Here’s how I did it, and options you should consider.

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