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Pothole in a Montreal's street.

Cities are closer to Canada’s problems than they are to the money

A baseball diamond in the foreground with a chemical plant in the background.

Environmental racism: Canada must move from recognition to repair

A worker in a white helmet stands on scaffolding near the support beams for a roof.

How Build Canada Homes can build affordable housing fast

An ice-packed inlet with snow-covered mountains in the background.

Northern cable security is becoming a test of Canada’s Arctic readiness

Mark Carney photographed in profile with an old Canadian Pacific train in the background. The word “Canadian” appears in front of him.

The Canada Strong Fund isn’t a sovereign wealth fund — and that’s OK

A medical practitioner going over medical information with a patient in an examination room.

Renewal in Canada’s primary health-care system needs a North Star

Multi-coloured shipping containers on a narrow river with crane installations along the shore.

Fortress North America is replacing free trade in Canada’s lexicon

Typewriter with the words “Letter to the Editor” typed on a sheet of paper.

Academics should engage the public without replacing journalism

Chrystia Freeland’s resignation points to final breakdown of cabinet government

Gould passes a thick stack of papers to a white man with dark hair and a beard dressed in a black suit. Gould is standing in the first row of desks, where several other people are sitting. She is white with glasses and long light-brown hair pulled back in an elastic. Her turtleneck is white with sleeves that reach her elbows. Her pants are black. The room has olive-green carpet, wood panelling and soft lighting.

A surgical way to salvage the fall economic statement

How much more tax will Ottawa levy, and how much will come from the dead?

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Overcoming online echo chambers requires institutional and individual commitment

Capital gains reform really did target the wealthiest

Murray Sinclair’s vision to improve Indigenous justice remains unrealized

A photo of traffic on a three-lane highway with a train running alongside.

Doug Ford’s multibillion-dollar highway is not about solving Toronto traffic jams

Classifying risk to prepare for disruptive threats

Happy people waving small Canadian flags and clapping.

Newcomer retention should be Canada’s priority

Who are the taxpayers affected by capital gains reform?

A dozen students, several wrapped in rainbow flags, stand on snowy ground while chanting.

Alberta’s Bill 27: Consent education shouldn’t be optional

Two men in white medical coats, shirts and pants pass something not seen between them as they stand in a park next to the hospital, a two-storey building whose windows have been blown out. One man has blood spatters on his coat; the other has a large blood stain that takes up most of the back of his shirt. All around them, a crowd of people are in motion, lifting, passing, looking down. Debris covered most of the ground. Several tall trees are missing most of their trunks and branches.

The dangerous rise of “might makes right”

A person in a beige coat walks through a front door to the left. To the right is a bronze plaque that says “Office of the Prime Minister and Privy Council.”

Deconstructing Canada’s ballooning $67-billion federal bureaucracy

The billboard sits on a post on a sidewalk of a street with tall buildings on one side, lower buildings on the other, with leafless-trees lining both sides. It’s evening, with one person on the sidewalk. The billboard pictures a young man in a dark blue military uniform with gold epaulets and about nine medals pinned to his chest.

Russia’s propaganda machine is running roughshod in Canada

A new path toward greater autonomy for Quebec

Stephen Harper speaking at a podium in front of a large Maple Leaf.

Preparing for a Conservative government in the public service

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