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Noé Chartier U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra said his country and Canada have an “enduring” relationship and that the two should cooperate to counter the threat posed by China.…

Group behind the billboard says decision violates Charter rights, will challenge order Chandra Philip Hamilton, Ont., Mayor Andrea Horwath has ordered the removal of a billboard that featured a message…

Paul Rowan Brian News Analysis  A recent B.C. court decision granted title land rights to a First Nation group, bringing up questions of what this means for property rights in…

Isaac Teo An associate professor in Quebec is raising concerns to members of Parliament about the diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) criteria used to determine who qualifies for research funding.…

Chandra Philip A Montreal think tank says the federal government could save $10 billion by reducing 64,000 public service jobs. The Montreal Economic Institute (MEI) made the recommendation in a…

Chandra Philip A B.C. court has granted title land rights to a First Nations group that includes parts of the Lower Mainland and the Fraser River, following a long court…

Noé Chartier Prime Minister Mark Carney said Israel’s plan to take over the largest city in the Gaza Strip will not improve the humanitarian situation and could worsen the fate…

The Commerce Department says the higher tariffs offset unfair subsidies, while Canadian officials say the move will fuel inflation. Tom Ozimek  The U.S. Department of Commerce has finalized its latest…

Noé Chartier News Analysis There’s been very little publicly shared about the progress of Ottawa-Washington trade talks, but what little has been revealed in recent weeks hasn’t been very positive.…

Matthew Horwood The United States raised its baseline tariff rate on Canada from 25 to 35 percent last week, but amid a variety of tariffs imposed in recent months, it…