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New parents quickly develop a keen understanding of the gains to be had from anything that helps avoid waking the baby. Peace and quiet for one thing....


But, let's be clear about the program. OAS is not handing billions of dollars to fatcats

Trump's Caribbean military buildup is much greater than previously thought


There's overwhelming evidence showing speed cameras save lives. Why should law-breakers get a free pass?

While the administration was heralding Trump's success in achieving a ceasefire in Gaza, it was blowing up a boat in the waters off Venezuela



This budget will signal how the prime minister wants to rebuild Canada




Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy hasn't even been invited. Expect nothing but drift from this summit



MAGA is a movement founded on conspiracy theories and it absolutely believes there’s a conspiracy going on


Zohran Mamdani is a man with a brand, a New Yorker with a remarkably similar look, sound and feel to Canada’s former prime minister

The usual quagmire of regulatory, legal and activist impediments that have so successfully clogged up Canada’s ability to see through big ideas is...










Better government starts at the top, and Ottawa's power brokers need to look inside themselves as they consider how to bring it about



On many issues, the two appear to be carbon copies of one another


He dismisses questions about Brookfield investments, including ties to China



For all the attention focused on the daily outpouring of headlines from Washington, it’s noteworthy how little of substance has yet to be accomplished





It is the dirty secret of electric vehicles

To win over Canadians, he'll need to convince them to forget the last 9 years

Whose soldiers will protect the Trump International Gaza Resort? Who will live there? Who will pay for it? The president sure doesn't know

With tariffs, Donald Trump has done the impossible: he’s resurrected Justin Trudeau as an important figure

Ford doesn't seem to think about optics all that much, but he's mastered the art of keeping public opinion onside anyway

The primary challenge of the next four years will be a search for security and certainty against the storm blowing out of Washington

His experience is an asset, but he lacks charm — and more importantly, time

