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Size of state under Trudeau Liberals breaks from past ‘consensus’

Size of state under Trudeau Liberals breaks from past ‘consensus’

The Trudeau government shows no signs of making spending cuts comparable to those undertaken during the Chrétien and Harper years

Top Stories

Long Covid linked to multiple organ changes, research suggests

Long Covid linked to multiple organ changes, research suggests

Blinken calls on India to cooperate on Canada killing probe

Central banks in no rush to cut interest rates

As electric shift stalls, Volkswagen weighs up savings

Editor’s Picks

New book argues MAID strays from original purpose

New book argues MAID strays from original purpose

by Hadassah Alencar

Protesters, counter-protesters take up positions at Queen’s Park

Protesters, counter-protesters take up positions at Queen’s Park

by Julie Carl

Politics & Policy

Supreme Court of Canada

Study challenges narrative that Supreme Court is more divided

Study challenges narrative that Supreme Court is more divided

Education Policy

How NB, Sask’s parental consent policies for pronoun changes differ

How NB, Sask’s parental consent policies for pronoun changes differ

Energy Policy

The ‘missing middle’ in Canada’s critical minerals strategy

The ‘missing middle’ in Canada’s critical minerals strategy

Bilingualism

Liberals’ bilingualism law narrows SCC candidate pool

Liberals’ bilingualism law narrows SCC candidate pool

CPC Convention

Dispatches from the Conservatives’ policy convention

Dispatches from the Conservatives’ policy convention

Civil Service

CRA headcount swells, while other tax agencies remain constant

CRA headcount swells, while other tax agencies remain constant

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Family & Community

Bullying

Teen’s classroom arrest on bullying claims riles France

Teen’s classroom arrest on bullying claims riles France

Book Weeding

Ministry directive may have led to Peel book removals

Ministry directive may have led to Peel book removals

Pet Cemeteries

Pet cemeteries: a not-so-final resting place?

Pet cemeteries: a not-so-final resting place?

Home Ownership

High costs push home ownership out of reach of younger Americans

High costs push home ownership out of reach of younger Americans

Family Rituals

The rise of non-denominational baptisms

The rise of non-denominational baptisms

Child Praise

Effort, not intelligence, what educators should praise in kids

Effort, not intelligence, what educators should praise in kids

Pronoun Policies

How NB, Sask’s parental consent policies for pronoun changes differ

How NB, Sask’s parental consent policies for pronoun changes differ

School Truancy

Japanese city to use robots to tackle rising school truancy

Japanese city to use robots to tackle rising school truancy

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PROFESSIONAL

Law

Study challenges narrative that Supreme Court is more divided

Medicine

ChatGPT diagnoses ER patients ‘like a human doctor’: study

Medicine

Dr. Alika Lafontaine, on his CMA presidency ‘sprint’

Small Businesses

Why small businesses are easy cyber targets

Education

Teacher shortage increases Quebec’s reliance on non-teachers

Education

Failure rate jump points to flaw in Ontario’s de-streaming rollout

Law

Liberals’ bilingualism law narrows SCC candidate pool

Engineering

Tech companies fight ‘software engineer’ regulation

Consumer

Subscription Fees

Musk considers charging all X users monthly fee

Musk considers charging all X users monthly fee

Plastic Tax

Sweden to abolish tax on plastic bags

Sweden to abolish tax on plastic bags

iPhones

Apple expected to change iPhone charging port, prices

Apple expected to change iPhone charging port, prices

Airbnb

New York City cracks down on Airbnb, other short-term rentals

New York City cracks down on Airbnb, other short-term rentals

BUSINESS & ECONOMY

UK’s Sunak defends climate policy shift

UK’s Sunak defends climate policy shift

Ford reaches Canadian labour deal as US auto strike enters 6th day

Ford reaches Canadian labour deal as US auto strike enters 6th day

OECD sees ‘sub-par’ global growth as high rates bite

OECD sees ‘sub-par’ global growth as high rates bite

Businesses that verify CSR claims see booming demand

Businesses that verify CSR claims see booming demand

US household incomes fall for third straight year

US household incomes fall for third straight year

US judge says 2008 bank fraudsters got off easy

US judge says 2008 bank fraudsters got off easy

US takes on Google in landmark antitrust trial

US takes on Google in landmark antitrust trial

Twice as many jobs created in Canada in August than expected

Twice as many jobs created in Canada in August than expected

ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT

France to allow loss-making petrol sales to bust fuel inflation

California sues oil giants, alleging climate-risks deception

UK issues its first carbon storage licences

Biden bars drilling over vast swath of Alaska

Enbridge bets big on natural gas in $14B deal

World losing high-stakes fight against invasive species

Cute but calamitous: Australia struggles to deal with 200m rabbits

Canada wildfires inflict brutal toll on tourism, other areas of economy

World

Canada to ‘adjust’ number of diplomats in India as row escalates

Canada to ‘adjust’ number of diplomats in India as row escalates

Azerbaijan launches operation in Karabakh, vows to go ‘until the end’

Azerbaijan launches operation in Karabakh, vows to go ‘until the end’

Google AI tool predicts danger of genetic mutations

Google AI tool predicts danger of genetic mutations

‘We need a state’: anger among Libya flood survivors

‘We need a state’: anger among Libya flood survivors

COMMENTARY

Online News Act

An open letter to the new Heritage Minister

An open letter to the new Heritage Minister

Coffee with Canadians

Dr. Alika Lafontaine, on his CMA presidency ‘sprint’

‘There’s an adage in heath care: You can have things fast, you can have them less expensive or you can…

Why I’m launching Canadian Affairs

Bill C-18 and market consolidation won’t solve the news industry’s woes. What will is subscriber-focused journalism. Enter Canadian Affairs.

by Lauren Heuser

Culture

Ukraine in focus at Toronto film festival

Ukraine in focus at Toronto film festival

The rise of non-denominational baptisms

The rise of non-denominational baptisms

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