This country is terrible at transporting goods. The solution: more ports, more highways, more railroads.

I can still see 21-year-old me moving my body at G-A-Y (Londoners pronounce each letter), a gay bar based then at the Astoria ...

Eric Adams, a law professor and constitutional scholar at the University of Alberta, says that the current intensity of the ...

The first G7 summit I attended was in Naples, Italy, in 1994. I was in the middle of my Ph.D. in international relations at ...

But all that was nothing compared to Trump’s announcement of tariffs on Canadian goods. Eighty per cent of our companies’ ...

My Winnipeg factory employs 40 people. Trump’s tariffs could put us all out of work.

I spent 15 years helping Canadian retirees settle in Phoenix. Now I’m helping them leave. There’s an old joke that says ...

Take Ferrero Canada’s plant in Brantford, Ontario, which just received millions in provincial government subsidies for its ...

Signs of Canada’s own draining water supply are all around us: worsening wildfires, prairie-wide droughts, stranded salmon ...

Oil is Canada’s superpower in the global energy economy. Think of what turbo-charging production could do.

At McGill, we've launched one of the first university policies in Canada to verify Indigenous citizenship. Reconciliation ...

For decades, Canada lived a charmed existence. We’d assumed the U.S. would always be there, that NATO would last forever, that Russia was a manageable threat and that China’s interest in the Arctic ...