The expansionary actions of the fossil-fuel industry, governments and private and public-sector investors, in Canada and around the world, amount to ecocide. While not yet technically a crime, their ...

The prime minister’s response to Canada-U.S. tensions is a legitimate act of economic self-defence. But the crisis footing is doing double duty: it lets the Liberals obscure the fact that they are ...

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The president of the Canadian Medical Association, Alika Lafontaine, joins The Hot Room to talk about the jurisdictional divide over health care, who should fix it, and how.

Green Leader Elizabeth May said she hopes B.C.’s premier is ‘punished’ by voters for his snap election call, Conservative MP ...

Day Two of Parliament went until midnight and so did the precinct parties, with BIONATION's Gold Leaf Awards at the NAC, the ...

Plus, there’s been a turnover of communications staff in the defence minister’s office, and an upcoming comms-related change ...

Institutional investors have a mandate to maximize returns for their shareholders and members, not to deliver universal public services. When they acquire stakes in infrastructure, it is because they ...

Too often, bilingualism is framed as a constitutional obligation, a cultural commitment, or an administrative requirement. In reality, it is a strategic asset, giving Canada the ability to communicate ...

The Vietnamese president’s visit comes as Ottawa and Hanoi are both searching—from very different geopolitical positions—for greater resilience, diversified partnerships, and room to manoeuvre in a ...

Neither the U.S.'s push nor the EU’s pull mean anything tangible to Canadian businesses yet, and it's too soon to tell what domestic firms can gain from accelerated access to European markets, say ...

Pierre Poilievre still has time to right his ship, but he needs to take a deeper dive into Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s car crash if ...