The Major Projects Office and Memorandum of Understanding are rightly not enough to change companies’ investment calculus
Author Archives: The Editorial Board
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Editorial: The ‘death knell’ for reconciliation
A court ruling that puts Indigenous interests in direct conflict with non-Indigenous interests is not a basis for repairing relationships
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Editorial: The GST credit helps today, but who pays tomorrow?
The new GST credit suggests Prime Minister Carney has learned from some of his predecessor’s mistakes — while continuing with other ones
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Editorial: Canada’s galling failure to protect our kids
Canada is considering banning youth under 14 from accessing social media. Why has it taken our governments so long to do so little?
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Editorial: Canadians’ pocketbook concerns trump Trump
A new poll shows Canadians remain most concerned about domestic issues in turbulent times. What do Ottawa’s leaders plan to do about it?
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Editorial: What doomed drug decriminalization in B.C.
If you look at what decriminalization can and should look like, it is easy to understand why B.C.’s pilot project failed
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Editorial: Canadians must look to a bilateral future beyond Trump
How realistic is it to think Canada can diversify its trade and military ties, and is that where we should be putting all our efforts?
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Editorial: What Canada can learn from the new Trump Accounts
America’s new child investment accounts reveal some of the limitations with Canada’s education-only savings model
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Editorial: Our 2026 wish list
Canada made important strides in 2025. Here is what we’d like to see governments accomplish in the coming year
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Editorial: Canada’s surprisingly good ‘bad’ year
While 2025 has had its hardships, Canada has rapidly addressed weaknesses that Trump was unfortunately right to criticize