Category: Today

Today

Costly tax cuts will do little to help Canadians in need

by David Macdonald | Apr 17, 2025

A deep dive into what the 2025 federal election platforms promise

Indigenous-led projects hold key to Canada’s energy future

by Maureen McCall | Apr 17, 2025
Strong communication is the antidote to online outrage

by Faith Wood | Apr 17, 2025
Easter reminds us to slow down and be still

by Louise McEwan | Apr 17, 2025
DNA testing firm’s bankruptcy a wake-up call on genetic data privacy

by Science/Technology Desk | Apr 16, 2025
Canada’s Impact Assessment Act is a chokehold on growth

by Krystle Wittevrongel | Apr 16, 2025

Canada’s international property rights ranking slipped in 2024

by Joseph Quesnel

Canada must strengthen property rights to secure its economic prosperity

Carney’s central planning agenda will stall Canada’s growth

by Bryan Schwartz

His top-down, bureaucratic approach will choke off growth and prosperity

Why Easter never meant much to me

The child that was me experienced the lead-up to Easter as foreboding rather than inspiring

Why are Canadian opinion polls all over the map?

by Michael Taube

Polls show the Liberals ahead, but many Canadians don’t believe it

Global oil crisis deepens as crude prices tumble

by Rashid Husain Syed

Canada, and the world, brace for impact as global crude prices plunge and economic risks grow

Canada greenlights drugs, surgery for teen obesity

by Sylvain Charlebois

Shift marks a new approach to tackling rising youth obesity rates

Anti-vax conspiracies fuel Canada’s measles crisis

Misinformation and weak leadership are leaving Canadians vulnerable

Canada’s energy security demands a renewable revolution

by Conor Curtis

Renewable energy is the way to protect our independence

Following the trail of the Easter bunny’s origins

by Louise McEwan

How are the Easter bunny and Easter eggs connected to the celebration of Christ’s resurrection?

How job seekers sabotage their own success

by Nick Kossovan

From entitlement to inflexible expectations, these self-made barriers are ruining your chances

Ottawa’s tariff posturing fuelling inflation, weakening Canada’s food supply

by Sylvain Charlebois

Political theatre is costing Canadians more at the grocery store

Practical steps to rescue a struggling relationship

Not every couple lives happily ever after, but that doesn’t mean you’re doomed