Experts say the collapse of Australia’s car industry wasn’t inevitable — and neither is Canada’s, but the window to act is narrowing
Category: Politics & Policy
Posted inReligion
The economics of religious belief
A new study says religion’s influence helps explain why some nations prosper and others don’t — and Canada is no exception
Posted inPolitics & Policy
Major free-market reforms take effect in Cuba
Havana opens key sectors to private and foreign investment as a U.S. fuel blockade deepens the island’s economic crisis
Posted inCommentary
Op-Ed: Victims of transnational repression need targeted support
Canada recognizes foreign interference as a national security threat. But the people targeted by it often receive little practical support
Posted inSecurity
Trump says will ask Europeans to repay U.S. for aiding Ukraine
Trump demands allies shoulder more of Kyiv’s wartime costs while dismissing concerns over dwindling American munitions
Posted inEnergy & Environment
In cod we trust
As Northern cod stocks rebound, Newfoundlanders are expressing cautious optimism over a fish they nearly lost
Posted inPolitics & Policy
Canada trade surplus plummets in July, before U.S. tariffs
Falling oil and precious metal prices drives decline, with new U.S. tariffs expected to add further pressure
Posted inCommentary
Editorial: Distracted by one superpower, Canada ignores the otherÂ
With the U.S. alienating its allies, Canada could lead in addressing excessive trade imbalances — if it recognizes the problemÂ
Posted inDevelopment Aid
Norwegian NGO refuses U.S. aid conditions, to cut 1,700 jobs
Norwegian People’s Aid says it cannot accept conditions attached to U.S. funding, and will lose $40 million in funding
Posted inFamily
‘Neither universal nor equitable’: Report proposes reform to Quebec child-care system
A new report suggests Quebec subsidize child care but give money to parents who are caring for young children