In January, Trump threatened to invade Greenland. In September, the island signed a ‘permanent’ security deal with the U.S. What gives?
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Posted inCommentary
Editorial: The case against AI regulation is stronger than it looks
The people opposing heavy-handed AI regulation make a surprisingly compelling case
Posted inPolitics & Policy
Canada seeks go-betweens with Russia to bring Ukrainian children home
Most returned Ukrainian children come home through civil society groups. But Canada is pushing for new diplomatic channels with Moscow
Posted inCulture
The antidote to ‘anti-civilization’: In conversation with Étienne-Alexandre Beauregard
The former Legault speechwriter and rising public intellectual makes a case for a conservative cultural renewal
Posted inProfessional
The skilled trades boom — and bottleneck
A century-old system for training Canada’s tradespeople is struggling to keep pace with growing demand
Posted inPolitics & Policy
A middle power adrift? Experts lament Canada’s diminished peacekeeping role
Just 60 Canadians are serving as peacekeepers today, down from thousands previously. Experts explain the shift and its implications
Posted inCommentary
Op-Ed: Canada’s declining math scores have implications for STEM readiness
Declining youth math skills could complicate Canada’s efforts to boost STEM jobs and the knowledge economy
Posted inReligion
Prayer times are a-changing: How time shifts affect religious groups
Western provinces’ shift to permanent daylight time could affect the religiously observant, some religious leaders say
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Editorial: Canada’s doctor shortage is a policy choice
A new case exposes how Canada’s physician shortage is a problem of governments’ making. So the solutions are clear
Posted inPolitics & Policy
Canada’s population is growing, contrary to earlier data
Revised population data from Statistics Canada ‘takes shine off recent GDP growth estimates’, bank economist says