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A magnifying glass held over a blurred world map reveals a sharp, detailed view of a city skyline featuring tall office and residential buildings, green trees in the foreground, and a partly cloudy blue sky.

Western Alienation: A This Morning Roundtable

Le drapeau de l'Alberta flotte dans les airs avec un coucher de soleil en fond.

The Alberta agenda

A magnifying glass resting on a detailed road map of Alberta, Canada, highlighting towns and highways in the southern part of the province. Visible locations include Vulcan, High River, Okotoks, Claresholm, Fort Macleod, Brooks, Bassano, and Vauxhall, among others. The word "Alberta" is printed in large yellow and black letters across the centre of the map. Road numbers and highway markers are visible throughout.

What the West wants

A long freight train carrying stacked intermodal shipping containers in red, blue, and white travels along a railway track. In the background, snow-capped mountain peaks rise under a partly cloudy sky, with evergreen forests visible at their base.

CAR: Competitive access rates for promoting rail competition

A long freight train with a red locomotive winding along a railway track beside a turquoise river, surrounded by dense evergreen forests. Snow-capped mountain peaks are visible in the background.

A competition package for railways

Quebec's flag floating with a bright blue sky in the background.

Quebec’s choice: Affirmation, autonomy and leadership

The chart illustrates a clear shift in GDP distribution away from business and toward labour over the 25-year period.

The revolution is dead. Long live the revolution!

Opposed triangles: Policy and regulation in Canada and the US

Improving the governance of airport authorities

The Marshall decision and the government’s duty to regulate

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Further Reading

Artificial intelligence regulation must not leave older adults behind

Canada can stop surveillance pricing before it reaches the checkout

Ottawa’s AI strategy is built to inspire trust, not protect Canadians

Canada has been dealt its demographic cards. Now it has to play them better

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