First Person

As Trump’s tariffs loom, I’ve cut California tomatoes and Coca-Cola from my menu. But figuring out supply chains is tricky.

As America abandons a rules-based order, countries must work together to defend global peace

To break provincial economies out of their artificial silos, the feds might have to go to the mat with the provinces

I used to be an oil executive. Here’s how market forces, not politics, killed the oil boom—and why new pipelines won’t save the country.

A 22-year-old consultant runs Made in CA, a viral online directory fuelling the patriotic shopping craze

America is reversing decades of continental free trade. To keep up, we need to play the long game.

Canadian nationalism used to be a powerful force for progress. Today, in response to Donald Trump’s threats, we need to again find a common purpose and vision for our country.

I repaired war-torn homes in Lebanon. Now I work on a construction site, overseeing a 19-acre housing development in Brampton, Ontario

Much is lost when homes are demolished in the name of speed. With careful disassembly, high-quality materials could be used to make something new.

Cold snaps, smoke taint, wildfires and more moderate drinking are ravaging West Coast wineries. Total reinvention is the only way forward.