Category: Today

Today

Capital flight signals no confidence in Carney’s agenda

by Jay Goldberg | Nov 7, 2025

Between bad trade calls and growing deficits, Canada is driving money out just when it needs it most

7 habits of highly unsuccessful people

by Faith Wood | Nov 6, 2025
When truth falters, democracies begin to decay

by Gerry Chidiac | Nov 5, 2025
Canadian aid brings hope to Sudan and Somalia

by Susan Korah | Nov 4, 2025
OPEC+ blinks as oil oversupply pressures grow

by Rashid Husain Syed | Nov 4, 2025
Why Tucker Carlson’s Fuentes interview should worry conservatives

by Michael Taube | Nov 4, 2025

Farmers take the hit while biofuel companies cash in

by Joseph Fournier

Canada’s emissions policy rewards biofuels but punishes the people who grow our food

Carney’s budget risks another costly EV bet

by Marco Navarro-Genie

GM’s Ontario EV plant was sold as a green success story. Instead it collapsed under subsidies, layoffs and unsold vans

2011 Infiniti M series still delivers but reliability is a risk

2011 Infiniti M series still impresses, but recalls, electrical faults and maintenance risks make ownership a gamble

Residential school death list riddled with errors

by James McCrae

NCTR register misleads on residential school deaths

Canada’s attack on religious charities makes no fiscal sense

Ottawa is targeting the charitable status of faith-based groups. The fallout could hit every Canadian community

We have forgotten how to tolerate each other

It’s easy to get along when we agree. The hard part is staying open when our views clash

Ghosting is the clearest sign that civility is in decline

by Nick Kossovan

Once seen as cowardly, ghosting has become routine in workplaces and relationships

I came to Canada in 1965 with nothing but hope

With little more than a degree, I left Dublin for Toronto. Looking back, I remember the struggles, the surprises—and the kindness

Poilievre and Rustad would serve their parties best by stepping aside

Both conservative leaders still have loyal backers, but swing voters are walking away

U.S. sanctions on Russian oil are more about optics than outcome

by Rashid Husain Syed

The sanctions may score headlines but won’t shift the global oil equation

One bad decision can ruin a teacher’s career

by Michael Zwaagstra

And leave students and parents to deal with the fallout

2025 Subaru Forester wins on comfort and ease of use

by Dale Johnson

The 2025 Subaru Forester is built for Canadian winters