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›Carney government is betting pipeline revenue on a carbon capture project whose price keeps climbing and carries environmental risks›Mail-in ballots go out for Alberta’s Oct. 19 referendum as immigration questions far outpoll separation›Bank of Canada expected to hold rates as tariff war clouds outlook›Ottawa should cheer, not impede, Canada’s much-needed health-care reform›Why we support the now-dead Canada–U.S. deal›A $4 billion hit: What Carney’s tariff retaliation could cost Canadian consumers›Jewish public servants face discrimination at twice the average rate—and Ottawa answers with boilerplate›Harassment and discrimination of Jewish government employees twice as high as civil servant average›Canadian dollar climbs as Canada posts first current account surplus in 4 years›Building more jails is the right response to growing crime›Trump’s trade war is bringing out the worst in everyone›Local journalism is going extinct in Canada—so what’s the solution? ›C.D. Howe council urges deeper cuts to temporary residents, better exit tracking›Lutnick says Canada abandoned trade deal over Quebec election, Alberta referendum›Canada’s economy can withstand an escalated trade war with U.S. say banks, but certain sectors will get hit hard›Trump has given Canada more than he has taken away›CBC reverses 9/11 terrorism language policy after backlash from U.S. officials and Conservatives›Don’t let politics get in the way—it’s time to finalize the Canada-U.S. trade deal›Forget retaliatory tariffs—the bond vigilantes may inflict harsher pain on Americans›Be careful how you talk about Canadian ‘sovereignty’
Last updated: Sep 15, 2026, 11:00 a.m.