CANADA

Marco Navarro-Génie Commentary Remembrance Day does not belong to the military bureaucracy. It is a civic ritual that includes a military component. It is part of the foundation of this…

Peter Menzies Commentary The right upon which democracy depends is being eroded in Canada. Bit by bit, and with one stroke of the legislative pen after another, the right to…

McGuinty’s remarks on foreign IP theft and Nortel mark the first time a Canadian minister has publicly referenced the company’s troubles in that context. Paul Rowan Brian Canada must stay…

Paul Rowan Brian Meta’s newly announced $13 billion AI data centre campus in Alberta will require as much electricity as 800,000 homes. The Sturgeon County project is one of the…

Bryan Brulotte Commentary Canada has become remarkably skilled at explaining its problems by looking outward. Tariffs, Washington, Donald Trump, global instability, and international uncertainty dominate our headlines. These developments matter,…

Matthew Horwood Canada’s long-awaited foreign influence registry officially launched on Aug. 4, following repeated delays. According to the Office of the Foreign Influence Commissioner of Canada, the registry will allow…

Matthew Horwood The federal government is moving to designate the proposed oil pipeline from Alberta to the West Coast as a project of “national interest,” enabling expedited approvals and exempting…

Jennifer Cowan WestJet and the union representing some 4,200 flight attendants reached a tentative agreement during the early morning hours of Aug. 3, bringing an end to a day-long strike…

The cars can’t be sold in the United States. Yet Canada’s open door threatens American jobs and data security, analysts say. By Sean Tseng Chinese-brand cars are sitting at Canadian ports,…

The United States and Canada appear to disagree over how and when the bridge revenues will be split. Jackson Richman President Donald Trump negotiated an “incredible deal” for the United…