With so little daylight between the Liberals and Tories, why don’t the parties just merge?
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Posted inCommentary
Editorial: The wins, whys and we’ll sees of Canada’s investment summit
The Canada Investment Summit produced some immediate wins — as well as some reasons to worry
Posted inTech
Canada wants to build millions of drones. Ukraine is teaching it how
New federal contracts aim to boost drone production tenfold, with Ukrainian innovation driving Canada’s approach
Posted inEconomy
Canada bets big on investment. Experts say the real test is what gets built
Canada is courting global capital with billions in new commitments, but experts say the quality of investment matters as much as its size
Posted inPolitics & Policy
Locked up and presumed innocent
About half of all people behind bars in Canada are awaiting trial, not serving a sentence. New bail rules could deepen the challenge
Posted inCommentary
Op-Ed: Big tech shouldn’t own the future of AI
As AI’s risks mount, Canada should lead the push for a multinational and world-leading institute for AI
Posted inHealth
‘Long overdue’: Social prescribing turns its focus to caregivers
Pilot projects indicate social prescribing benefits caregivers’ well-being, but it is unclear how much it reduces non-urgent doctor visits
Posted inCommentary
Op-Ed: Canada must stop thinking in three oceans
Ottawa treats its coastlines as separate problems to manage. In fact, they’re one strategic asset waiting to be built
Posted inPolitics & Policy
How Trump’s Venezuela oil deal affects Canada
Washington has secured privileged access to Venezuela’s vast oil reserves. Canada’s entrenched oil position buys Canada time but not invulnerability
Posted inCommentary
Editorial: Why is Ottawa bailing out Canada’s airlines?
With its airline loan program, Ottawa is asking taxpayers to shoulder risks that should belong to investors