Politics
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The Trade War Is Still Pummelling U.S. Businesses
I run a small handmade ceramics business in North Carolina. I’ve lost all my Canadian customers since Trump’s second inauguration.
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If Canada Wants to Build, It Needs Immigrants
Mark Carney is pushing a self-sufficiency agenda. He can’t pull it off without workers from elsewhere.
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Why I’m Forever Canadian
Separatists launched a petition to put Albertan sovereignty to a vote. I worked on a counter-campaign to keep us here.
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Official Bilingualism Has Failed Canada
Why Ottawa’s language regime is a barrier to merit, representation and democratic fairness
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Mark Carney’s Middle-Power Gambit Can’t Save Canada
A united bloc to counter a belligerent and aggressive U.S., is probably doomed. But there’s another way.
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Canada’s Reconciliation Panic
Indigenous peoples are gaining territory and political and economic clout. Not everyone is ready for what that will mean.
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Carney’s Hesitation on Iran Is Smart Strategy
As Ottawa deepens ties around the world, ambiguity keeps Canada flexible in a fast-moving crisis
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Time Is Ticking for Mark Carney
In the first year of his leadership, Canada’s prime minister has succeeded on the global stage. He still has plenty to deliver.
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America’s Rule of Law Is Alive and Well
The Supreme Court’s rejection of Trump’s tariffs proves the guardrails still work
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I Don’t Recognize Alberta Anymore
My province has always fought with Ottawa. What’s new is a premier who gives legitimacy to separation.











