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Des décisions sans penser aux conséquences!

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Le Journal de Montréal

Richard Martineau

Des décisions sans penser aux conséquences!

2

Le Journal de Québec

Richard Martineau

En relisant Jacques Houle

2

Le Journal de Montréal

Mathieu Bock-Côté

En relisant Jacques Houle

2

Le Journal de Québec

Mathieu Bock-Côté

La vraie nature de Mark Carney

3

Le Devoir

Konrad Yakabuski

Les ingrédients d’un futur Oui

3

Le Devoir

Jean-François Lisée

Non, on ne se dirige pas vers une «dictature»

2

Le Journal de Montréal

Antoine Robitaille

Quand Québec donne... mais reprend encore plus

2

Le Journal de Montréal

Michel Girard

Non, on ne se dirige pas vers une «dictature»

2

Le Journal de Québec

Antoine Robitaille

Craqué au trognon

2

Le Journal de Montréal

Michel Beaudry

Quand Québec donne... mais reprend encore plus

2

Le Journal de Québec

Michel Girard

Craqué au trognon

2

Le Journal de Québec

Michel Beaudry

L’autre vague de boomers

3

Le Devoir

Gérard Bérubé

Immigration: l’enflure de Trump

2

Le Journal de Montréal

Loïc Tassé

Immigration: l’enflure de Trump

2

Le Journal de Québec

Loïc Tassé

Pablo «fake news» Rodriguez?

2

Le Journal de Montréal

Rémi Nadeau

Pablo «fake news» Rodriguez?

2

Le Journal de Québec

Rémi Nadeau

Un nouvel équilibre au bénéfice de la population

2

Le Journal de Montréal

Faites La Différence

Les angles morts de la planification financière des entrepreneurs

2

Le Devoir

Sandy Lachapelle

Un nouvel équilibre au bénéfice de la population

2

Le Journal de Québec

Faites La Différence

Quand la Belgique se met à genoux

2

Le Journal de Montréal

Jacques Lanctôt

Lettre à Mark Carney

2

Le Journal de Montréal

Laure Waridel

Quand la Belgique se met à genoux

2

Le Journal de Québec

Jacques Lanctôt

Lettre à Mark Carney

2

Le Journal de Québec

Laure Waridel

Une discipline budgétaire alignées sur les besoins

2

Le Journal de Montréal

Pour En Finir Avec La Dérive De Montréal

Il en va de la protection du public

2

Le Journal de Montréal

Infrastructures En Crise

Il en va de la protection du public

2

Le Journal de Québec

Infrastructures En Crise

A beautiful sight

2

Peterborough Examiner

Dave Ellis

It’s time to eliminate the shootout in hockey

2

Peterborough Examiner

Gary Baldwin

Varcoe: 'An absolute game changer' — After years of discord, energy industry backs new Alberta-Ottawa deal

2

Edmonton Journal

Chris Varcoe

Bell: Smith gets pipeline pact with Carney, now she must sell it to Albertans

2

Edmonton Journal

Rick Bell

Keith Gerein: UCP ideological myopia costs Edmonton another safe consumption site, at the worst possible time

2

Edmonton Journal

Keith Gerein

Opinion: Public-private surgery plan will keep patient care in Alberta

2

Edmonton Journal

Sean Gregg

Opinion: Care-first insurance shifts power from drivers to insurers There is a simple truth at the centre of Alberta’s auto insurance debate. When you are injured in a collision, what matters most is whether you can get help, get answers, and stand up for yourself if something goes wrong.

2

Edmonton Journal

Fred Litwiniuk

Cornies: Alexandra Kane helps Londoners look for loveliness

2

The London Free Press

Larry Cornies

McKelvey: Why ‘CanGPT’ should be Canada’s answer to ChatGPT

2

The London Free Press

Special To The Free Press

LILLEY: Carney–Smith deal marks major shift on Alberta energy and pipeline growth

LILLEY: Carney–Smith deal marks major shift on Alberta energy and pipeline growth

MOU announced on Thursday gives Alberta much of what Premier Smith has been seeking on energy and regulation. You can save this article by...

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Toronto Sun

Brian Lilley

Le milieu de l’athlétisme incite McGill à reculer

MONTRÉAL – L’Université McGill a provoqué une onde de choc en passant la hache dans son volet sportif incluant la suppression du programme d’...

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RDS

Éric Leblanc

Varcoe: 'An absolute game changer' — After years of discord, energy industry backs new Alberta-Ottawa deal

Varcoe: 'An absolute game changer' — After years of discord, energy industry backs new Alberta-Ottawa deal

It’s hard to imagine an energy accord between Alberta and Canada could provide so many things that industry leaders — and the province — wanted...

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Calgary Herald

Chris Varcoe

A Quebec Liberal Party meltdown ups the likelihood of a PQ victory in the next election

Quebec Liberal Leader Pablo Rodriguez, right, opted not to seek a National Assembly seat in advance of the 2026 election, instead naming MNA Marwah...

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The Globe and Mail

Konrad Yakabuski

Terry Newman: Actually, the backlash against the Canadian Museum for Human Rights’ 'Nakba' exhibit is justified

Backed by a shady network of pro-Palestinian groups, the exhibit looks to be a one-sided, fact-free perspective on the events surrounding Israel's...

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National Post

Terry Newman

Lorne Gunter: Highlight of Carney-Smith MOU is departure of Guilbeault from Liberal cabinet

Lorne Gunter: Highlight of Carney-Smith MOU is departure of Guilbeault from Liberal cabinet

You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Ding dong the witch is dead. Subscribe now to read the...

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Edmonton Journal

Lorne Gunter

Tristin Hopper: The Royal B.C. Museum was once beautiful. Wokeness drained it of all life

Tristin Hopper: The Royal B.C. Museum was once beautiful. Wokeness drained it of all life

You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Canada’s museums have transformed themselves in the last...

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National Post

Tristin Hopper

Carney’s pipeline pivot seizes a hinge moment for Canada

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith met in Calgary on Thursday to sign an energy agreement that includes a pledge for a...

9

The Globe and Mail

The Editorial Board

Opinion: Canada is climbing out of Trump’s frying pan and into Xi’s fire

Opinion: Canada is climbing out of Trump’s frying pan and into Xi’s fire

It is foolish to assume that China will suddenly decide to act as a partner and follow our rules You can save this article by registering for free...

10

National Post

Nathan Law & Daniel Dorman

The day the modern internet was born

A year-long series looking back on the most significant moments of the past 25 years, how they changed our world, and how they will continue to...

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The Globe and Mail

Max Read

Vendredi noir

Vendredi noir

Tiens, cette semaine, j’avais pris rendez-vous avec le graveur de pierre tombale. En septembre, entre déception, découragement, désespoir, dépit,...

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Le Devoir

Josée Blanchette

Anthony Koch: We need a Pierre Trudeau of the right to remake Canada

Anthony Koch: We need a Pierre Trudeau of the right to remake Canada

You cannot defeat Charter liberalism with tax credits You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account....

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National Post

Anthony Koch

Braid: Smith scores a major victory as Ottawa retreats from a decade of meddling Beyond the details, the agreement actually returns legitimate provincial power to Alberta

Braid: Smith scores a major victory as Ottawa retreats from a decade of meddling Beyond the details, the agreement actually returns legitimate provincial power to Alberta

Beyond the details, the agreement actually returns legitimate provincial power to Alberta You can save this article by registering for free here....

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Edmonton Journal

Don Braid

La guerre, «yes sir»!

La guerre, «yes sir»!

J’ai toujours gardé ce souvenir vivace. Un jour où je parlais de l’indépendance du Québec avec une jeune Québécoise, j’ai osé souligner qu’advenant...

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Le Devoir

Christian Rioux