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Canadian sovereignty is at risk if we don’t act decisively on the economy
Energy abundance is economic and geopolitical leverage
Alberta universities didn’t end DEI. They rebranded it
Changing the name while keeping identity-based hiring rules means nothing has really changed
Alberta’s health-care spending is unsustainable
Without decisive reform, health-care costs will continue squeezing out other public service priorities
Hiring more teachers isn’t the answer to fixing class challenges
Before spending more on teachers, it’s worth asking what really makes classrooms harder to teach
Business
Canada’s resource future runs on nuclear
Without small modular reactors powering remote projects, Canada’s vast resources will stay in the ground
Careers
National
In today’s job market, the safer bet gets hired
Hiring isn’t about spotting potential. It’s about managing risk. Candidates who signal stability and credibility have the edge
Science/Tech
You’re carrying your health care early warning system is in your pocket
Your devices and AI are spotting risks to your health before they turn serious
Eye on Alberta
Your Money
Enjoying high grocery bills? Blame government policy
Food inflation is driven less by climate change and more by interprovincial trade barriers, taxes and regulatory costs
Editor's Picks
Falling home prices won’t end Canada’s housing crisis
Prices may be slipping and interest rates easing, but homes remain far out of reach for many Canadians
Interviews
It is time to tame Canada’s ballooning bureaucracy
Preston Manning tells us how we can rein it in
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Why McLuhan matters now more than ever
McLuhan was right: media environments now shape thought, education and public behaviour more powerfully than content itself
No, Europeans didn’t invent African slavery
African slavery long predates European involvement, according to a new book
Vaccines should not be mandatory to attend school
We already saw what heavy-handed vaccine mandates did during COVID-19. Doing it again will only deepen the distrust
Love wasn’t always in the air on Valentine’s Day
The romantic version came much later. The origin story is far less sentimental
The race to control Greenland’s resources is on
Melting Arctic ice is exposing rare metals and shipping routes that are reshaping global power
Canada’s winter sports dominance is melting away
Is this the new normal for a once Winter Olympics powerhouse?
A beaver dam cut our 2017 Agawa Canyon train ride short
This year, we finally made it all the way
Lincoln Navigator L defines full-size luxury SUV
Lincoln dropped its sedans after the 2020 model year but refused to shrink its idea of luxury
