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Tech Giants, Public Harm, and the Question of Accountability: What Canadians Need to Know
A question that has quietly gathered force over the past decade is now pressing itself into the centre of public debate in Canada and beyond: when the products built...
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A U.S. Tariff Champion Is Calling on Both Countries to Step Back From the Trade War
Even the advocates are urging restraint.
Canada-U.S. trade tensions reached a new pitch when U.S. President Donald Trump signed a series of executive orders banning...
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Alberta’s Judicial Appointment Referendum: Democratic Reform or Threat to Judicial Independence?
A Question Albertans May Not Have Seen Coming
When Albertans head to the polls this October for Premier Danielle Smith's wide-ranging referendum, they will confront...
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Emergency Physicians Are Leaving the Profession as Canada’s ER Crisis Deepens, New Study Finds
Canada's emergency rooms are losing the doctors who staff them.
A new study published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ) paints a stark portrait...
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Quebec Paramedics Reach Tentative Deal After Three Years Without a Contract
For more than three years, roughly 3,500 Quebec paramedics worked without a collective agreement — a prolonged standoff that put steady pressure on both...
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Ontario Wildfires: Communities Warn They Were Left Behind as Ford Visits Thunder Bay
A Crisis Arrives Without Warning
The smoke had been building for days before anyone in authority said the word "evacuate." In late June, Robert Laforge,...
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Mark Carney’s Senate Reforms Don’t Go Far Enough — The Upper Chamber Still Needs to Reflect Canadians
The Senate chamber sits largely out of public view, its red-carpeted halls a world removed from the constituencies and kitchen tables that define Canadian...
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Brooklyn Detective Shot by Friendly Fire in Fourth of July Incident, NYPD Confirms
A Brooklyn shooting incident that police initially attributed to an armed suspect has turned out to be a case of friendly fire, with the...
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Trump Turns on Senate Republicans as His Voter ID Bill Stalls on Capitol Hill
The frustration spilled onto social media on a Sunday, as it so often does with Donald Trump.
With his signature voting legislation languishing in the...
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Supreme Court Lets $800-a-Day Fine Stand Against Reporter Who Refuses to Name Source
A Journalist, a Scientist, and a Leak
The United States Supreme Court has declined to shield a former Fox News investigative reporter from an escalating...
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West Coast Oil Pipeline Lacks a Private Backer
No private-sector company has yet agreed to build a new oil pipeline from Alberta to the West Coast. Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed as...