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Why Canada Should Be Worried About a Prolonged Trade War

By now, Canadians are all too familiar with the concept of economic uncertainty. But as the global trade tensions simmer—with…

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The Rising Cost of Car Ownership in Canada: A Personal Perspective

It wasn’t that long ago when owning a car in Canada felt like a badge of independence—a justified expense for…

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A Baby Bonus Won’t Save America’s Birthrate – But Real Support Might

The Trump administration is reportedly toying with the idea of offering American parents a $5,000 “baby bonus” in an attempt…

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Plastic Politics and Campaign Promises: The Battle for Canada’s Green Future

As Canada inches closer to the April 28 election, the campaign trail is heating up—not just with familiar promises and…

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Ontario’s “Strong Mayor” Expansion: Empowerment or Erosion of Local Democracy?

The Ford government’s latest move to dramatically expand so-called “strong mayor” powers across Ontario is raising eyebrows — and for…

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Canada’s Job Market Stumbles—And It’s More Than Just Numbers

March’s job report from Statistics Canada paints a troubling picture of the country’s economic footing—and it’s more than just a…

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Facebook: Bond or Addiction?

Are you feeling down or depressed? Facebook’s algorithm will flood your feed with posts, images, and videos that deepen your…

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Don’t Dig the Grave of Your Dreams in Old Age

All the tireless efforts and savings of youth—are they just for fulfilling desires in old age? If that’s your plan,…

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The Fear of Job Loss Is Real—And It’s Hurting Canada’s Economy

Canadians are scared—and they have every right to be. A new Leger poll suggests that 40 per cent of Canadians…

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Doug Ford’s Power Play: Ontario Stands Tall in Trump’s Trade War

Doug Ford’s decision to impose a 25 per cent tax on electricity sent to the U.S. is a bold, if…

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