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William Brooks Commentary Shortly after the late summer conclusion of the Conservative Party leadership contest, a particularly egregious illustration of post-modern cancel culture crept into the halls of Canada’s Parliament.…

BY RAHUL VAIDYANATH The Canadian and American central banks are pulling out all the stops to support the economic recovery, with the latest move being their indications that they expect to…

BY ISAAC TEO The party most happy with the Liberal government’s speech from the throne was the Green Party, with Parliamentary Leader Elizabeth May saying it had all the things she…

A rise in COVID-19 cases in Ontario and Quebec may mean a second wave has begun, leading to speculation that lockdowns could be a fact of life again before long.…

Provincial barriers give some foreign companies better access to provincial markets than Canadian companies in other provinces News Analysis Premiers have been calling for freer trade between the provinces and…

Lisa Bildy Commentary After nearly six months in the trenches of civil liberties advocacy during COVID lockdowns, two things have become patently clear: governments need boundaries, and Canadians need a…

Green initiatives and expanded social programs rank low on small business’s wish list BY RAHUL VAIDYANATH As anticipation builds ahead of the throne speech on Sept. 23, a big engine of…

Health Minister Patty Hajdu has once again defended Beijing’s conduct regarding the pandemic, saying on Sept. 13 that China was quick to share details about the virus, and dismissed reports…

Commentary It takes a long time to become a teacher, about five or six years on average. Most prospective teachers finish a bachelor’s degree first and then complete two years…

BY REUTERS OTTAWA—Canada’s health minister on Tuesday said she could not rule out another full lockdown if needed amid a surge in new COVID-19 cases, but added Ottawa was significantly more prepared to…