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Là où l’espoir s’est discrètement installé

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Le Devoir

François William Croteau

Avantage à la patience

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Le Devoir

Sébastien St-Hilaire

Venezuela: un sous-sol parmi les plus riches au monde

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Les Affaires

John Plassard

Carney wants to build big, but will Bay Street follow?

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The Globe and Mail

Yrjö Koskinen

The International Criminal Court’s Legitimacy Problem: Why Canada Cannot Afford to Look Away

Canada played a pivotal role in establishing the International Criminal Court and its voice, diplomacy, and resources are needed now more than ever.

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OpenCanada

Rimsha Sayyed

LILLEY: Mark Carney doesn't have time to move slowly on new pipeline

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Toronto Sun

Brian Lilley

LILLEY: Mark Carney doesn't have time to move slowly on new pipeline

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Ottawa Sun

Brian Lilley

LILLEY: The threat to Canada's oil industry is investment heading south

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Edmonton Sun

Brian Lilley

Bell: Farkas vows 'bad actors' in water pipe fiasco will face the music

Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas says those at fault will pay the price as city hall prepares for the report of the investigation into city hall's water...

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Calgary Herald

Rick Bell

Bell: Farkas vows 'bad actors' in water pipe fiasco will face the music

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Calgary Sun

Rick Bell

KINSELLA: Well-organized leftist fringe pivot quickly to protest Venezuela campaign

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Toronto Sun

Warren Kinsella

Braid: Blame me if you're angry, Farkas says, but failure to cut water use could cost lives

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Calgary Herald

Don Braid

When it comes to Trump’s behaviour, the most plausible explanation is the stupidest

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The Globe and Mail

Andrew Coyne

Subscriber only.

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National Post

John Ivison

LILLEY: The threat to Canada's oil industry is investment heading south

At a time when Canada's oil industry and infrastructure needs to expand, the threat isn't being replaced by Venezuelan oil, it's Venezuela scooping...

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Toronto Sun

Brian Lilley

LILLEY: Freeland resigns, but not fully after taking Ukraine job

After taking a post as an advisor to a foreign leader, Chrystia Freeland is resigning, sort of, but just not yet. The Liberal MP for University—...

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Edmonton Sun

Brian Lilley

Pre-Scout: Predators charging up standings with Stamkos’ scoring

The Nashville Predators are lurking.  If you don’t look at the NHL standings too often, walking into this Edmonton Oilers and Predators matchup,...

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Oilers Nation

Michael Menzies

LILLEY: Freeland can't serve Canada and Ukraine at same time

Chrystia Freeland needs to resign, immediately, as the Member of Parliament for University-Rosedale in Toronto. No one can serve two masters, but...

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Edmonton Sun

Brian Lilley

GOLDSTEIN: Canada’s climate targets were always a fantasy

Prime Minister Mark Carney has correctly admitted that the federal government will not achieve its 2030 and 2035 industrial greenhouse gas emission...

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Edmonton Sun

Lorrie Goldstein

FIRST READING: There's not actually anything to stop Canadian MPs working for foreign governments

It's within the rules to take a job with a foreign head of state while sitting in Parliament. It just doesn't happen You can save this article by...

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National Post

Tristin Hopper

Lorne Gunter: Citizens don't make distinction between crime and social disorder Crime going down is better than it going up, but officialdom shouldn’t pat itself on the back too hard.

Crime going down is better than it going up, but officialdom shouldn’t pat itself on the back too hard. You can save this article by registering...

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Edmonton Journal

Lorne Gunter

KINSELLA: Well-organized leftist fringe pivot quickly to protest Venezuela campaign

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Ottawa Sun

Warren Kinsella

Terry Newman: Freeland to lead Ukraine's economic recovery? Don't make me laugh

She didn't so much attract investment to Canada as bribe foreign companies with other people's money You can save this article by registering for...

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National Post

Terry Newman

Jesse Kline: Trump betrays his own pacifist ideals with Venezuelan strike

He ran as an anti-war candidate. It turns out he doesn't have any convictions at all You can save this article by registering for free here. Or...

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National Post

Jesse Kline

J.D. Tuccille: Venezuela offers a lesson in how socialism ruins countries

Nicolás Maduro and Hugo Chavez impoverished their people and took away their freedom You can save this article by registering for free here. Or...

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National Post

J.d. Tuccille

CHARLEBOIS: Canadian milk changed on January 1. Did you know?

In food policy, the quietest interventions are often those that carry the strongest signals. You can save this article by registering for free...

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Toronto Sun

Dr. Sylvain Charlebois

Amy Hamm: Health-care bureaucrats need to return to the front lines. They're desperately needed

Hospital staff switching from hands-on patient care to pushing papers are worsening Canada's fatality-prone medical crisis You can save this...

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National Post

Amy Hamm

Varcoe: Chaos in Venezuela highlights need to diversify trade market for Canadian oil

Canada has received another “wake-up call” on what can happen when geopolitics suddenly rattle global oil markets, punctuating the push for...

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Calgary Herald

Chris Varcoe

CHARLEBOIS: Canadian milk changed on January 1. Did you know?

As of January 1, 2026, milk sold in Canada contains more vitamin D. This is neither a new product nor a marketing innovation, but rather a quiet...

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Edmonton Sun

Dr. Sylvain Charlebois

The regulations for e-bikes lack balance

Only e-bikes that meet specific standards and regulations should be allowed in bike lanes and paths. Laura Proctor/The Canadian Press Electric...

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The Globe and Mail

The Editorial Board

Tasha Kheiriddin: Venezuela proves Trump wants China out. Carney better take notice

Canada must stem the influence of Beijing, Iran and Russia You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an...

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National Post

Tasha Kheiriddin

Venezuelans Cheer Trump While Media Fumes With Envy Over His Capture of Maduro

David Martin ——Bio and Archives--January 6, 2026 Cover Story | CFP Comments | Reader Friendly | Subscribe | Email Us While Democrats and the...

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Canada Free Press

David Martin

L’urgence de la souveraineté hyperconnectée

La semaine dernière, on apprenait qu’une nouvelle utilisation de l’ intelligence artificielle (IA) disponible sur le réseau social X permet à un...

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Le Devoir

Pierre Trudel

‘Cap Black’ Says: Be A ‘Real Urban Superhero’ (RUSH)

Nadra Enzi ——Bio and Archives--January 6, 2026 Cover Story | CFP Comments | Reader Friendly | Subscribe | Email Us As an 'xtra' Brother who goes...

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Canada Free Press

Nadra Enzi

Varcoe: Chaos in Venezuela highlights need to diversify trade market for Canadian oil

'What's happening right now in Venezuela is really a wake-up call for Canada,' said Charles St-Arnaud, chief economist with Servus Credit Union You...

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Edmonton Journal

Chris Varcoe

Tout doit disparaître

Au sortir d’un magasin à rayons, je regardais les files, les cartes de crédit et les visages longs en pensant aux critères de sobriété écologique à...

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Le Devoir

Christian Lapointe

Breakenridge: An early election would draw focus away from crucial pipeline work

The sudden resignation of a prominent cabinet minister has only added to the growing cloud of uncertainty hanging over Alberta politics as 2026...

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Calgary Herald

Rob Breakenridge

Federal government’s financial reporting is late and misleading

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The Hill Times

Matthew Lau

Opinion: Smith: One and done or perpetual legacy?

This year will be pivotal for Premier Danielle Smith. Will she be “one and done” like her predecessor, Jason Kenney, or unleash a dynasty rivalling...

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Calgary Herald

William D. Marriott

Rob Breakenridge: An early election would draw focus away from crucial pipeline work Although the MOU would provide a useful backdrop for an election campaign, prioritizing an election over the necessary legwork could be detrimental

Although the MOU would provide a useful backdrop for an election campaign, prioritizing an election over the necessary legwork could be detrimental...

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Edmonton Journal

Rob Breakenridge

What the New Year’s fire at a Swiss bar tells us about fire prevention

In the early hours of Jan. 1, 2026, a fire ripped through Le Constellation bar in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, killing 40 people and injuring 116,...

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The Conversation

Brodie Ramin

Opinion: The 'rage bait' economy is making us miserable

Surveys suggest people are spending more time angry. One reason may be their phones are programmed to fuel fury You can save this article by...

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Financial Post

Jonah Prousky

Opinion: Alberta takes the lead on health-care reform

Despite charges of "Americanization!", the changes Alberta is making mimic cheaper and more effective European models You can save this article by...

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Financial Post

Colin Craig

La LNH ouvre la porte aux coups vicieux

Tout le monde aime l’intensité de Brad Marchand. Avec tous ses attributs, ses deux coupes Stanley et ses deux autres finales, c’est sûr pour moi...

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TVA Sports

Antoine Roussel

First, they came for Venezuela

Can Canada afford to be so quiescent and cowardly in the face of yet another Trump aggression?

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Canadian Dimension

John Kirk And Stephen Kimber

Mulcair: Freeland flubs her farewell

Chrystia Freeland has added needless controversy to her stellar political career. She should clear up the clouded situation on her own, while she...

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Montreal Gazette

Tom Mulcair

Bill 13 is Alberta’s law—but all Canadians must pay attention

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The Hill Times

Bukola Salami

GUNTER: Citizens don't make distinction between crime and social disorder

Crime going down is better than it going up, but officialdom shouldn’t pat itself on the back too hard. You can save this article by registering...

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Toronto Sun

Lorne Gunter

AGAR: Crime punishments should not hinge on immigration status

A recent concern in Canada has been judges keeping sentences for criminals below the minimum because it would impact their opportunity to apply for...

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Edmonton Sun

Jerry Agar

David Oliver: Trump's gunboat diplomacy will soon run up against MAGA base

The president must walk a fine line between securing his 'America First' foreign policy and not upsetting his non-interventionist base You can save...

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National Post

David Oliver