Four years after leading the PQ to its worst-ever result, St-Pierre Plamondon is about to be premier. Experts say his determination got him there
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Editorial: Driverless cars killing the case for high-speed rail
With its price tag now up to $113B, and driverless rides on the near horizon, Canada’s high-speed rail project should be scrapped
A future of driverless rides draws closer
Driverless ride services exist in 15 U.S. cities. In Ontario, a pilot project is underway but regulatory hurdles remain
Canada’s farmland is worth $760B. Investors want in
The organizer of an inaugural Canadian agriculture investment forum says new capital could help with farm succession and productivity
Liberals’ proposed MAID changes spark division
Liberals will ban MAID for mental illness but allow advance requests. Many say these changes should be in separate legislation
Chinese EVs pose privacy, security and industry risks: experts
Researchers, industry leaders urge Ottawa to develop rules to protect consumers as Canada opens its market to Chinese EVs
Three years, no statement. Canada’s largest church council stays silent on Gaza
Council representing 85 per cent of Canadian Christians needs all members to agree. Council’s outgoing head calls group’s silence ‘a tragedy’
‘Big holes’: Ottawa’s $12B child-care deal with Ontario falls short, advocates say
Some operators want more for-profit spaces and funding tied to families. Others warn that would be a step backwards
Op-Ed: Canadian companies must learn to re-shore their international talent
If we’re serious about developing global markets, our companies need leaders who have actually operated in them
From country pulpit to national council: Canadian church council gets new director
Janet Anstead, a former family lawyer and rural pastor, takes over as leader of Canada’s largest Christian member organization
