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When Housing Dollars Come With Strings: Tecumseh’s Costly Lesson

The standoff between the federal government and the Town of Tecumseh over fourplex housing is more than a local zoning…

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Snow, Salt, and Patience: Why Winter in Ontario and Quebec Is Still a Test of Civic Endurance

Another blast of winter weather is sweeping across Ontario and Quebec, and while none of this should surprise Canadians, it…

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Greenland and the Unthinkable: Is Trump Pushing NATO to the Brink?

The idea of a NATO member attacking another NATO member is supposed to be unthinkable. For more than seven decades,…

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Between Washington and Beijing: Why Mark Carney’s China Visit Is a High-Stakes Gamble for Canada

Mark Carney’s visit to China is more than a routine diplomatic trip. It is a calculated, risky signal that Canada…

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Safety Shouldn’t Be a Closet: Why Quebec’s Seniors’ Homes Must Do Better for LGBTQ+ Elders

Growing old is hard enough. Doing it while hiding who you are is something no one should have to endure…

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Beneath the Lake, Toward the Future: Why Toronto’s Underwater Power Line Makes Sense

Toronto is running out of something essential: electricity capacity. As the city grows upward and outward, with new condos, transit…

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Resetting Canada’s Economy: Why 2026 Will Test Our Patience Before It Rewards Our Courage

Canada is heading into 2026 with its economic engine still sputtering, and Deloitte’s latest outlook makes one thing clear: this…

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Carney’s China Gamble Signals a Necessary but Risky Shift in Canada’s Trade Strategy

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s upcoming visit to China is more than a routine diplomatic trip it is a statement of…

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Calgary’s Housing Market Is Catching Its Breath and That Might Not Be a Bad Thing

For a city that has spent the past few years watching home prices sprint ahead, December’s numbers feel like a…

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Back to the Office, Forward or Backward? Canada’s Return-to-Work Push Needs Balance

The new year is barely underway, yet for tens of thousands of Canadian workers, it already feels like a step…

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