The CRTC’s new streaming contribution rules are being framed as a battle over Canadian content funding. The deeper issue may be something far more powerful: who...
Spending too much time online lately can leave a person with the impression that Canada is coming apart at the seams. The national conversation increasingly feels...
The question is no longer whether Canada needs immigration. The question is whether Canada still has the capacity, credibility, and public trust to manage it responsibly.
Ottawa is calling it a sovereign-style fund. It isn’t. But that doesn’t mean it’s the wrong move.
A tense exchange revealed more than a dispute over alcohol or tariffs. It showed a prime minister trying to explain a structural shift, in a language...
Canada’s latest majority delivers control in Parliament, but not alignment across the country, exposing the growing gap between power and representation.
A proposed overhaul of the Express Entry shifts the focus to wages and earning potential, raising deeper questions about what Canada now values, and who it...
As by-elections push the Liberals closer to majority territory, the outrage over floor crossings is exposing a deeper problem, a system where voters demand a say,...
A majority can be manufactured at the ballot box, but it can also be assembled afterward. As floor crossings reshape Parliament in real time, the question...
