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In the scramble, it’s becoming less clear what Canada is even negotiating over anymore
The loaded politics of diplomatic gift giving
Will Canada trade deeper defence integration for relief from US tariffs?
Experts say it’s as easy as ordering off Uber Eats
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What if we stopped answering How are you? with an automated Finethankyouhowareyou
How Sara Cwynar became one of her generation’s sharpest critics of the algorithm age
The silver-tongued swindler has given way to phishing links and industrial-scale fraud
Independence movements usually have more to them than economic grievances
A Liberal victory in the Quebec by-election could push the Conservatives deeper into crisis
The “recommerce” of old stock may be more shrewd than sustainable
How Ottawa bungled its new immigration rules
The tariff war has cost US border towns thousands of jobs, and the damage will be hard to undo
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Our latest print edition, now on newsstands, dives into the major anxieties of the digital era
As AI eats the web, the internet’s collective memory is disappearing
Ottawa is betting big on autonomous weapons, but controlling them will be the hard part
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Few officers on the ground, long response times—it’s the same story again and again
The girl meant her to follow through the woods, down the unexpected path
As a priest, I preach about standing against hate without being drawn into hatred ourselves
Museums and galleries turn toward NDAs as controversy engulfs the sector
Polls say Fréchette is leading the party toward its worst showing ever
Letters to the editor: September/October 2026
Rankings are a capitalist scheme. Just tell me about the text
He’s even considering overriding species protection laws to move quickly on big projects
Facing another round of US tariffs, governments are looking to shore up sales where they can
Tehran has shown that a narrow stretch of water can humble a superpower and upend the global economy
Once feted as a rising star, a Toronto curator is facing blowback
The premiers are betting Canadians have changed their minds about climate change
Governments are finally waking up to the cost of turning tragedy into a tradable commodity
Networking sites are the latest front in Beijing’s espionage campaign
Saad Tekiout’s vigilantism says a lot about the failures of a thoroughly rutted city
The new Tim Hortons collaboration will only fuel J. K. Rowling’s anti-trans crusade
We celebrate popular rule until someone calls a referendum we don’t like
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It taught me to share two of the most dangerous things: love and sex
A bizarre Cold War panic reveals how ordinary events become extraordinary conspiracies
How TD is Taking a More Human Approach to AI Integration
What the rise of the super rich means for democracy, affordability, and Canada’s future
How one of Canada’s legendary figures turned self-invention into an art form
The focus on fighting fires has distracted us from preventing them
The idea once reflected geopolitical reality. Today it’s mostly a comforting illusion
The harder challenge will be building services that can help keep the families together
The longer negotiations drag on, the greater the economic drag
How a slur inspired an unprecedented revolt against the Modi government
Between wildfires and the US president, Carney should prioritize the crisis he can manage
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