Crucial Canadian trade deals, from NAFTA to softwood lumber, are facing possible renegotiation as a result of U.S. President Donald Trump's policies. The fallout could…
So far, the federal Liberals appear to be handling the U.S. trade file well. But it’s early days and there are many unknowns
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The Conservative Party has lost its soul because its movement has lost its momentum
Can you imagine not being able to walk across the street at the corner of Yonge and Bloor in Toronto or at the intersection of…
A new, rival union for fish harvestors is shaking up the industry, even as fish stocks continue to decline
Toronto is finally tackling an issue the city had steadfastly avoided in the past: Using expressway tolls to pay for roads and transit
The focus is on what elected officials are doing, not on the backroom operatives who usually don't have to account for their actions
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Think-tank calls for the region to get its economic act together by lowering taxes and increasing natural gas reserves
Everyone is still trying to digest the news that Donald Trump is the president-elect of the U.S. and to figure out what that means regarding…
Many city roads and bridges are crumbling. The rest are under construction. Coderre asserts things are improving, but not everyone agrees
Things will get interesting in the political landscape in Canada, but not necessarily in the Opposition's favour
In New Brunswick's economy, what goes up must come down, and those fluctuations are not expected to end soon
Carlos Leitão, Quebec’s finance minister, presented his budget update in late October. The budget included a larger than expected $2.2-billion surplus for the year ended…
As Justin Trudeau's victory last year demonstrated, taxpayers believe good government is more than just balancing the books
The Liberals are taking some risks in unveiling grand initiatives, given Canada's anemic economic growth
After a rocky year in office beset by scandals and accusations of incompetence, Liberal premier Dwight Ball finally is setting an agenda for tackling the…
Alberta's campaign to create a new "living wage" by raising the minimum wage may have laudable goals, but is more likely to kill jobs and…
The premier's opposition to the federal cap-and-trade plan, required by global agreements, puts the province in a small minority of Canadians who oppose the policy
The Canadian health-care system is listing under the weight of changing demographics and failure to revisit the way health care's spending dollars are spent
Best interest still the best choice
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