Paul Rowan Brian & Noé Chartier News Analysis The federal government’s road to a net-zero emissions transportation sector has not been without potholes and detours, as it seeks to nudge…
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What the Numbers Say About Carney’s and Poilievre’s Contrasting Views of Canada’s Economy
by EditorKBy Matthew Horwood News Analysis Prime Minister Mark Carney and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre offer starkly contrasting views on the state of the Canadian economy. For instance, while Carney says Canada…
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Riley Donovan News Analysis Lady Justice has been depicted as blindfolded for centuries—an implicit promise not to judge a person by immutable factors such as skin colour. In Canada, that…
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How US Trade Irritants With Canada Have Shifted Under Trump—and Why Forced Labour Is Now Included
by EditorKNoé Chartier News Analysis The United States made public this week its annual list of foreign trade barriers, offering hints about the issues Ottawa and Washington will try to iron…
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By Riley Donovan News Analysis Canadian immigration policy continues to swing back and forth, with the federal government already moving to ease certain restrictions only months after sharply cutting targets last…
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Are There Iranian Sleeper Cells in Canada? What Could They Target?
by EditorKNoé Chartier News Analysis Politicians have voiced concern in recent days about potential Iranian regime retaliation that could come at the hands of sleeper cells, but officials in charge of…
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What Is Canada’s Military Presence in Middle East as Top General Weighs Defensive Involvement?
by EditorKNoé Chartier News Analysis Amid changing messaging about the war in Iran, Canada is now examining whether it could fill a defensive role in the region, its top general said…
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Buoyed by recent electoral wins, Takaichi is moving the country to a defensive posture against China. By Sean Tseng News Analysis Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi emerged from a snap election…
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How the US Supreme Court’s Ruling on Trump’s Tariffs Affects Canada
by EditorKNoé Chartier News Analysis The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling that one set of U.S. tariffs on Canada is illegal strengthens Canada’s position, but the economic impact is expected to be…
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Noé Chartier News Analysis Ottawa has set its sights on deepening ties with Beijing, including on energy cooperation, but to what extent will this occur and what implications will it…