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Canada’s Housing Market: Flat May Be the New Up
May 20, 2025
Canada’s Housing Market: Flat May Be the New Up
After months of downward pressure, Canada’s housing market appears to be catching its breath. While far from a roaring rebound,…
The Dark Night of Desire: The Untimely Death of Happiness
May 20, 2025
The Dark Night of Desire: The Untimely Death of Happiness
Is it only when time isn’t on our side that we blame fate? How many people do you find truly…
The Decline in Cross-Border Travel: A Sign of Changing Times
May 13, 2025
The Decline in Cross-Border Travel: A Sign of Changing Times
It’s no secret that Canada and its southern neighbor share more than just the world’s longest undefended border. For decades,…
Canada’s Labour Market Deserves More Than Lip Service
May 13, 2025
Canada’s Labour Market Deserves More Than Lip Service
The latest Labour Force Survey from Statistics Canada reveals that the Canadian labour market barely budged in April, with just…
Canada Needs a Foreign Policy Makeover — And Mark Carney Might Just Be the Tailor
May 13, 2025
Canada Needs a Foreign Policy Makeover — And Mark Carney Might Just Be the Tailor
By all accounts, Prime Minister Mark Carney has made a bold — and necessary — promise: to reinvest in Canada’s…
Why Canadian Airlines Are Still Failing Their Passengers
May 13, 2025
Why Canadian Airlines Are Still Failing Their Passengers
By now, Canadian travelers have come to expect a certain baseline of disappointment when booking with our two biggest airlines.…
Balancing on the Knife’s Edge: Carney’s Moment of Truth in Washington
May 6, 2025
Balancing on the Knife’s Edge: Carney’s Moment of Truth in Washington
When Prime Minister Mark Carney steps into the Oval Office this Tuesday, he carries more than just the weight of…
Carney’s Housing Plan Is Bold—But Can It Actually Work?
May 6, 2025
Carney’s Housing Plan Is Bold—But Can It Actually Work?
Canada is in the middle of a housing crisis that has been quietly snowballing for two decades. Rents are skyrocketing,…
Canada Post at a Crossroads: A Looming Strike Signals Deeper Issues
May 6, 2025
Canada Post at a Crossroads: A Looming Strike Signals Deeper Issues
It seems like déjà vu all over again for Canadians who rely on the postal service. Just five months after…
Why Pierre Poilievre Should Stay On as Conservative Leader — Even After a Tough Loss
May 6, 2025
Why Pierre Poilievre Should Stay On as Conservative Leader — Even After a Tough Loss
Pierre Poilievre’s loss in both the federal election and his own seat on Monday might seem like a crushing blow.…