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

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

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

A new path toward greater autonomy for Quebec

Anand is standing with one arm out, pointing to something. She is wearing a red blazer, white shirt and a scarf that is blue, red and white.

A $9.3-billion pension surplus could be the cushion Ottawa will need

Map of Canada with flags of Canada & Quebec

Good news for Quebec’s sovereigntists

Members of a large crowd in an auditorium look on as the minister shakes hands. A small Canadian flag is in the foreground.

Better co-ordination and governance needed to steer Canada’s migration policies

The case for permanent standard time

A surplus in the federal public-service pension plan presents the government with many options

A close-up photo of Kaycee Madu at a microphone.

The Law Society of Alberta’s decision on Kaycee Madu is unjust

Dr. Boozary on the right is wearing a hospital scrub shirt and is holding a stethoscope. Fred Vitor holds a folder of papers while sitting on an examination table.

Patients benefit from providing health care alongside housing and other social supports

Anita Anand is viewed speaking in a slim space break between two people.

Public service job cuts loom as Ottawa misses spending and deficit targets

A stack of books with a stethoscope on top.

Scapegoating international medical students won’t solve Ontario’s health-care crisis

A map of Alaska and northern Canada showing the Beaufort Sea at the boundary between them.

Negotiating the Beaufort boundary with the U.S. can serve as an example to the world

The highway curves to the right and is part of a network of curving highways surrounded by green grass, pockets of evergreens and low-rise buildings here and there.

Neither effective nor fair: it’s time to replace the federal carbon tax

Ukrainian and Canadian flags are in the foreground as the ministers walk in line chatting.

Montreal summit a positive step on road to peace in Ukraine

Poilievre smiles as he holds a white and red sign that says “axe the tax,” with a black sharpie in one hand. He’s seated at a table with a couple of flags draped behind him. He’s in a black t-shirt with the “axe the tax” slogan on it.

What should be in a plain-speaking Conservative climate plan

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