Immigration rules change regularly, leaving a trail of outdated information in their wake. Here’s what needs to change
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Trump lifts some Canada tariffs ahead of midterms
The Trump administration offers targeted tariff relief after Republican senator lobbies for change
Posted inPolitics & Policy
‘An eternity of agony’: How property rights factor into the B.C. election
A new coalition wants candidates to pledge to better protect private property rights at the expense of Indigenous rights
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Eby’s election gamble appears to backfire
B.C.’s premier called an election while the Conservatives were in turmoil. But his bid for a stronger mandate could become a decisive loss
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Editorial: Canada must stand with Ukraine as America wavers
As Washington turns on Ukraine, Canada’s defence buildup is necessary. But its defence spending needs more scrutiny
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Beyond veterans: The overlooked communities seeking psychedelic therapy
Psychedelic therapy can work best when people heal alongside others with shared experiences. But many groups lack access
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All the single people: How to make the most of being single
A psychology researcher explains how single people can make the most of singleness, rather than treating it as a ‘waiting period’
Posted inPolitics & Policy
Ottawa should scrap plans for deemed tax filing: tax ombudsman
The Taxpayers’ Ombudsman says Ottawa should stop its plans to automatically file some Canadians’ taxes. Experts say the program needs reform
Posted inPolitics & Policy
What news headlines reveal about the Alberta separatism debate
A Canadian Affairs analysis of more than 3,600 news headlines show outlets focus on very different sides of Alberta’s separatist movement
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From cellblock to workshop
As Correctional Services Canada cuts funding for programs that help inmates, a Montreal trades shop shows what’s at stake