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The Mortgage Crunch Is Coming—And Canadian Homeowners Need to Prepare Now

Let’s not sugarcoat it: if you’re a Canadian mortgage holder set to renew your mortgage in 2025 or 2026, chances…

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Canada’s Wildfire Crisis Demands Urgent Climate Action, Not Complacency

Every summer, Canadians brace themselves for the return of wildfire season  a reality that has grown more severe and relentless…

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The Widening Gap: Canada’s Growing Income Inequality Should Alarm Us All

It’s no secret that the pandemic exposed and intensified existing cracks in our social and economic systems. But if there…

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It’s Time We Treat Adults with Down Syndrome as Adults, Not Children

It’s heartening to hear stories like that of Janet Charchuk, a 42-year-old woman from Alberton, P.E.I., who’s doing everything she…

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Hamilton’s Community Centre Crisis Is a Wake-Up Call on Youth Violence

Something deeply troubling is unfolding at the Dominic Agostino Riverdale Community Centre in Hamilton, and it reflects a broader issue…

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Finally, a Toast to Common Sense: Why Canada’s Alcohol Trade Reform Is Long Overdue

For years, Canadians have lived with an absurd reality: we could order a bottle of wine from Italy more easily…

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Ontario’s War on Bike Lanes Ignores Safety, Common Sense, and the Courts

Sometimes, governments make decisions that seem more about optics than outcomes. Ontario’s attempt to fast-track the removal of key Toronto…

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Wildfire Smoke Knows No Borders — It’s Time for Honest Cooperation, Not Finger-Pointing

The summer skies over the American Midwest are hazy again — not from lazy clouds or lingering humidity, but from…

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Canada’s Housing Market Is Cooling, But the Dream of Homeownership Remains Out of Reach

After three chaotic years of bidding wars, blind offers, and homes selling well over asking price, Canada’s real estate market…

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Saugeen Beach Is More Than a Name—It’s Justice Long Overdue

By reclaiming a name, the Saugeen First Nation has reclaimed something far greater: identity, recognition, and justice. In the early…

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