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Canada Is Stalling on Climate Action And Running Out of Excuses

Canada’s climate report card is in, and it’s nothing to be proud of. A new analysis from the Canadian Climate…

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Canada and Mexico Are Quietly Redrawing the North American Map

Canada and Mexico don’t often grab headlines for bold bilateral moves. For decades, their relationship has existed mostly in the…

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GM’s Slow Rollout in Ingersoll Shows the High Cost of Uncertainty

The news that General Motors’ CAMI plant in Ingersoll will finally restart production in November should feel like a relief.…

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Canada’s Housing Crisis Demands Bold Action, Not More Delay

Canada’s housing emergency is no longer a slow-moving problem it’s a five-alarm fire. Internal government briefing materials prepared for Housing…

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Canada Must Defend Its Digital Borders Against AI Free-Riders

OpenAI’s attempt to shift a landmark Canadian copyright lawsuit to a U.S. courtroom is more than a procedural maneuver it’s…

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Why Skipping Life Insurance Is a Risk Canadians Can’t Afford

Life insurance may not be the most exciting topic, but the latest numbers are hard to ignore: nearly half of…

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Interest Rate Cuts Alone Won’t Fix Toronto’s Housing Affordability Problem

The Toronto housing market is in one of those strange transitional phases again. Prices are sliding, sales are inching up,…

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SaskPower’s First-Quarter Loss Shows Why Ottawa’s Carbon Policy Needs a Rethink

SaskPower’s latest financial report should make all of us stop and think. A net loss of $136 million in just…

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A Temporary Watchdog for Parliament: Why Jason Jacques’ Interim Role Matters

The Prime Minister’s decision to appoint Jason Jacques as interim parliamentary budget officer may not make headlines for long, but…

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Canada’s Silence on U.S. Sanctions Against Judge Prost Is a Troubling Signal

When the United States announced sanctions against International Criminal Court (ICC) judges last month, including Canadian jurist Kimberly Prost, the…

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