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Carney is at the podium. The backdrop is a blue digital illustration of mountains.

That rare moment when a prime minister shapes the country

Alberta premier Daneille Smith with the Quebec flag in the background.

Why Alberta and Quebec diverge on judicial appointments

A nurse sits on the edge of a bed talking to a patient. Half eaten food sits on the table nearby.

Break down licensing barriers holding back Canada’s health workforce

A half dozen family members walking outside a courthouse.

Closing anti-hate offices sends the wrong signal

An illustration of a robot at a computer while a worker exits an office with a box full of belongings.

Canada’s labour protections aren’t ready for the age of AI

Stacked shipping containers.

How Canada can prepare for high-pressure U.S. demands on sovereignty and trade

Wab Kinew signs a barrel with a truck with the purple Crown Royal sign on its side in the background.

Mark Carney preaches co-operative federalism but doesn’t practise it

Corn on the cob in closeup, with other produce and a store worker in the blurry background.

Slaying myths about income support

A beige, stone bungalow is surrounded by brown-ish water that is about five feet high. The basement-level doors and windows are three-quarters under water. Mature trees surround the house.

Government leadership in flood protection is overdue

Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami suggests I’m a criminal

A person in dark silhouette makes a phonecall.

Snitching is both ineffective and morally wrong

The battle over Inuit identity in Labrador

John Hannaford sets up public service teams to think about future problems

When is suicide considered “rational”?

Is there trouble ahead for Canada’s Indo-Pacific strategy?

Premier Danielle Smith speaks in front of a podium wearing a red blazer and blouse stands in front of a stylized illustration of a maple leaf.

Alberta should think twice before breaking from the Canada Pension Plan

Two hands holding an electronic device with the opening screen of the ArriveCAN app.

Allegations of threats and lying perturb the federal public service

A boring closeup of a computer server, with yellow and blue cables coming out of it.

The federal government needs a digital transformation

Pierre Poilievre, wearing a blue suit jacket and blue shirt without a tie, gestures with four fingers as he answers questions from reporters. The background is in soft focus but the event took place at a Shaarei Shomayim Congregation synagogue in Toronto.

The pay-as-you-go proposal on cutting federal spending not as simple as advocates say

Chrystia Freeland, standing at her desk in a red dress in the House of Commons, speaks while Justin Trudeau and a dozen cabinet ministers look on.

The Trudeau government needs to get straight with people about its budget

History isn’t repeating itself on LGBTQ rights. That is concerning.

The end of the Quebec model in higher education?

Was COVID-19 managed based on science, public opinion or the emotions of decision-makers?

Three men wearing suits, seated at a desk in front of a row of Quebec flags, are about to give a press conference. They are wearing face coverings. The man in the middle removes his mask.

Quebec’s lack of transparency during the pandemic was a mistake

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