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Other Canadian industries are in the administration's crosshairs, and the president has plenty of tariff ammunition still left to deploy
A move away from market competition toward economic nationalism risks mismanagement, inefficiency and corruption
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A ludicrous situation where sanctioned Canadian MPs who travel to China at the invitation of the People’s Congress risk being detained
After school shootings like that in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., leaders often have nothing to offer than condolences, but people want more
Early signs are that Ottawa is broadly in favour of the pursuit of justice, as long as it doesn’t hamper its trade policy
The Canadian political class, from Harper to Carney, has been energized by the surge in Canadian pride we’ve seen in the last year
Poilievre has been at sea on the issue, but at the party convention he signalled a shift in his own strategic posture
What has been portrayed as 'constructive, pragmatic engagement' with Beijing has the potential to go sideways very quickly for Mark Carney
All the signs point to Ottawa buying fewer than half the number of F-35s it said it would, and Carney's speech in Davos explains why
Carney would help Canada and allay U.S. fears about becoming a drop-off port for cheap Chinese goods by cracking down on non-market dumping
Preserving our autonomy will come at a cost to Canada that Carney suggested it is prepared to pay
Expert says it wouldn’t surprise him if the Trump administration and U.S. government agencies were to boost and support Alberta’s separatists,...
There could be ‘modest movement’ on Canada’s tariff on Chinese EVs and on Beijing’s 76 per cent tariff on Canadian canola
It’s very apparent the Metlakatla won't back any new developments until Ottawa addresses their anger over a questionable propane contract
Former deputy chief of the defence staff Mark Norman said Canada should immediately offer to build a NATO Arctic Command headquarters in Iqaluit
The Conservative leader’s stance is clear, but if it's responsible or popular is another matter. Carney made clear Canada is not on board
The prime minister would no doubt argue that he is not vain, but rather he is conscious that he is unique
Russia is not going to collapse any time soon but the pressures of war are beginning to take a toll
There were clearly concerns that the motion backing the agreement with Alberta could show an embarrassing split in the government’s ranks
Whether the government’s argument will hold water, only a Federal Court judge, who stands to gain $28,000 by saying it doesn’t, can know
The prime minister and his European and Japanese counterparts agreed the plan was unacceptable, but there were tensions about how to respond
It was entirely predictable that allowing the government to delineate its own spending into operating and capital would be controversial
Evidence from the second tranche of mining and infrastructure ventures is that considerations other than economic payback were prioritized
The ambition is admirable and the goal desirable. Whether it is doable, is quite another matter
David Dodge, a veteran of the '90s austerity budgets, said he suspects even more cutting will be required in the next two years
The priorities are right: attempting to end stagnation, trying to rebuild the military, and aiming to reverse a hostility to building things
By apologizing for the Reagan ad, the prime minister has likely alienated an ally in Doug Ford, yet doesn't appear to have succeeded in reviving...
Canadian Forces veteran James Challice tells John Ivison about his experiences fighting in Ukraine and why there's ‘no room for a soldier anymore...
The Conservative leader's tone and temperament aren't shifting with the post-Trump times