New Angus Reid research shows nearly half of Canadians evaluate energy projects case-by-case, balancing competing priorities
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‘These deaths are not inevitable’: Ann Rauhala on the murder of her best friend
Decades after Donna Mae Evoy was killed by her former boyfriend, the veteran journalist revisits the case and what it reveals about intimate partner violence
Editorial: Ottawa’s budget fails the financial planner test
The government spends a temporary windfall while its interest bill climbs toward $85 billion a year
The meaning of the midterms for Canada
Despite Democrats’ major gains, Trump’s tariff powers and bipartisan economic nationalism may complicate Canada’s efforts to shore up trade
‘If we can invest in war, we can surely invest in peace’
Cross-country Peace Train riders ask Ottawa to set aside 0.1 per cent of military spending for an independent peace centre
‘Betting the farm’: Federal budget emphasizes investment, defence
Budget promises $400 billion in capital investments over six years, and $22 billion in affordability measures
Northwest Territories’ health system offers lessons for Canada
The North’s vast geography and lean health-care workforce have forced it to innovate in ways other provinces could emulate
‘Target on its back’: Report argues against OAS reform
Ahead of the budget, a new report says changes to Ottawa’s costliest social program should be approached with caution
Soup, jobs and dignity: The social enterprise employing people facing barriers to work
The Raw Carrot now has 10 locations across Canada. It offers a pay cheque, dignity and purpose to people facing work barriers
Op-Ed: Canadian schools need well-considered AI guidance
Many provinces have provided no guidance on AI use in classrooms. We must be guided by first principles in developing our approach
