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Prairie exports are hostage to ports they don’t control

by Joseph Fournier | Oct 8, 2026

Port of Churchill is the Prairies’ only answer to direct tidewater access

Canada remains hooked on U.S. food

by Sylvain Charlebois | Oct 8, 2026
The frontiersman you’ve probably never heard of

by Pat Murphy | Oct 8, 2026
Is MAiD a demand for death or a cry for help?

by Susan Martinuk | Oct 7, 2026
Canada has a cabinet accountability problem

by Jay Goldberg | Oct 6, 2026
Oil markets are giving us a false sense of security

by Rashid Husain Syed | Oct 1, 2026

Kids need to be protected from school indoctrination

by Joseph Quesnel

Public schools should promote independent thought, not require ideological conformity

Your life shouldn’t become a story told mostly in the past tense

by Faith Wood

Getting older brings real limitations, but don’t let assumptions about age decide what you can do

Your life shouldn’t become a story told mostly in the past tense

by Faith Wood

Getting older brings real limitations, but don’t let assumptions about age decide what you can do

Minimum wage increases can’t keep pace with rising cost of living

by Simon Enoch

For low-wage workers, a few extra cents an hour won’t close the growing affordability gap

Canada’s booze boycott could be about to backfire

by Sylvain Charlebois

Canada’s alcohol producers will pay dearly if they lose access to their biggest foreign market

Minimum wage increases can’t keep pace with rising cost of living

by Simon Enoch

For low-wage workers, a few extra cents an hour won’t close the growing affordability gap

Canada is making it too hard to get resources to market

by Dorothy Dobbie

Churchill and Port Nelson could give Prairie producers a better route to overseas customers

Harold Godwineson gambled for England and lost

by Pat Murphy

His calculated rise brought him the crown, but defeat at the Battle of Hastings opened the way for a conquest that transformed England

The biggest threat to Canada isn’t Trump. It’s ourselves

by David Leis

Canada’s own trade barriers and political battles are costing the country investment, jobs and economic opportunities

Canada is squandering its Hudson Bay advantage

by Marco Navarro-Genie

Hudson Bay could cut 3,000 km off the U.S. Gulf route to Europe, making Canada’s failure to develop it harder to justify

The Middle East oil crisis is exposing a dangerous weakness

by Rashid Husain Syed

Attacks on Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline show that keeping crude flowing is becoming more difficult, expensive and vulnerable

When everyone’s résumé sounds impressive, nobody stands out

by Nick Kossovan

AI can make anyone sound qualified. Employers want proof you actually are

Category: Today

Today

Prairie exports are hostage to ports they don’t control

Canada remains hooked on U.S. food

The frontiersman you’ve probably never heard of

Is MAiD a demand for death or a cry for help?

Canada has a cabinet accountability problem

Oil markets are giving us a false sense of security

Kids need to be protected from school indoctrination

Your life shouldn’t become a story told mostly in the past tense

Your life shouldn’t become a story told mostly in the past tense

Minimum wage increases can’t keep pace with rising cost of living

Canada’s booze boycott could be about to backfire

Minimum wage increases can’t keep pace with rising cost of living

Canada is making it too hard to get resources to market

Harold Godwineson gambled for England and lost

The biggest threat to Canada isn’t Trump. It’s ourselves

Canada is squandering its Hudson Bay advantage

The Middle East oil crisis is exposing a dangerous weakness

When everyone’s résumé sounds impressive, nobody stands out

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