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As Trump’s tariffs upended everything, Canadians looked for ways to fight back

Bots infiltrated every aspect of Canadians’ daily lives—and we were there to cover it all

As NIH dollars dried up, one Canadian university moved fast to prevent labs from collapsing

The cuts triggered campus closures, layoffs and a blow to rural B.C.’s ability to train and keep its own workforce

We’re finally spending on the military. Local companies can turn that cash into sovereignty.

We rely on our satellites for everything. More weapons won’t protect them.

Canadian entrepreneurs like me are in a David-versus-Goliath battle with Trump’s tariffs to stay afloat

Tiny establishments—like my 26-seater in Toronto—are feeding Canadians’ appetites for something new

Our flu shots rely on U.S. health data. Without it, the whole health system will suffer.

I’m a third-year student in a highly competitive program. Here’s what I think needs to change about university admissions in Canada.