In the name of nation building, Bill C-39 is fast-tracking a corporate agenda that doubles down on the worst features of ...

A Canadian-operated gold mine in the Dominican Republic is facing growing opposition from communities who say that their ...

On October 28, the United Nations will vote—for the 33rd time—on a Cuban government-sponsored resolution demanding an end to ...

The ongoing dispute over Stelco offers a test of just how seriously Mark Carney takes the principle of economic ...

Danielle Smith has bent over backwards to ensure the current referendum questions reach Albertans. Instead of following in ...

In 2001, Canada Post invested $1 million to acquire a 50 percent ownership stake in Intelcom, then operating as Intelcom Express, a package delivery company. The purchase quickly stirred controversy ...

During the recent Québec provincial election, the Parti Québécois (PQ) won only 28 percent of the vote but came just a handful of seats short of controlling the National Assembly. Photo courtesy Paul ...

Freelance journalist Leonid Ragozin. Photo courtesy Leonid Ragozin/Facebook. An old Soviet joke recounts the story of a Englishman and a Russian debating the merits of their respective political ...

On October 14, Pete Hoekstra, the American ambassador to Canada, warned Canadian politicians to stop what the United States sees as interference in its midterm elections. With all of America’s ...

Journalist and comedian Larry Zolf reflects on growing up in Winnipeg’s North End, where “everyone was a socialist and a Marxist,” and the contradictions of those socialist in principle and capitalist ...

Poor air quality in Ontario’s Niagara Region as a result of wildfire smoke. Photo by Gogerr/Wikimedia Commons. As I sat in the lobby of my building, a worker who was installing a new entry system ...

This year, Canada’s household debt climbed to $3.07 trillion, topping the G7 for the 15th consecutive year. With debt—including mortgages, auto loans, and credit cards—growing faster than incomes, ...