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OTTAWA : The Bank of Canada is navigating an increasingly narrow path as escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East threaten to destabilize the global energy...
As Pierre Poilievre struggles to expand beyond the Conservative base, deeper questions are beginning to surface about the party’s coalition, its national appeal, and why Canada...
With the Liberals two seats from a majority and the NDP reduced to six MPs, Lori Idlout’s defection exposes deeper shifts in Canada’s political landscape. By...
TORONTO : The federal government has announced a new $86 million investment aimed at expanding affordable housing within Toronto’s Regent Park, a move that comes as...
The case is renewing national debate over whether Canada’s assisted-dying process should include mandatory psychological support and follow-up care for individuals whose requests are rejected. A...
By Christopher M. Michaud | The Canadianist Canada’s labour market delivered a surprise few economists saw coming in July. Statistics Canada reported the economy added 75,100...
The process to choose the next head of Simcoe County Council has entered its final phase, marking one of the biggest governance changes in the county’s...
By The Canadianist Barrie voters are preparing for one of the city’s most consequential municipal elections in recent memory, with Mayor Alex Nuttall seeking a second...
By Christopher M. Michaud | The Canadianist York Region voters will head to the polls on October 26 to elect mayors, regional councillors, local councillors and...
By Christopher M. Michaud Canadians often point to our political system as proof that we’re different from the United States. Americans live with two dominant parties....
