3 h. ago Handling of Alphonso Davies injury shows it’s back to amateur hour for Canada soccer

Opinion: Canada Soccer can't get out of its own way, as the organization is once again dragged into a controversy of its own making

Sport

4 h. ago Opinion: Canada’s next government can transform environmental challenges into economic wins

The world needs Canadian natural resources, including its critical minerals and oil and gas. Canada also has some of the highest environmental standards and labour protections globally. This ensures Canadian resources are better for the environment relative to other jurisdictions, such as Venezuela and Iran, which have far fewer protections, while also being vital to […]

Politics

20 h. ago SNOBELEN: Learning from America’s past may help save Canada 

Benjamin Franklin was a clever fellow. He once allowed that “experience keeps a dear school, but fools will learn in no other.” It is a rare occurrence when we take the time or have the wisdom to learn from the experience of others. This election cycle, we Canadians seem determined to ignore the painful lessons […]

Other

28 h. ago Letters, March 28: Canada needs Poilivre’s tenacity in fight with Trump

Do you have difficulty driving Downtown? VOTE IN OUR DAILY ONLINE POLL! WHAT WE NEED Why do people want a softer Pierre Poilievre? Was his tenacious nature help get rid of the carbon tax. He is the type of person we need to take on Trump. CURTIS RADCLIFFE (He definitely shows no tendency to give […]

Culture

28 h. ago Opinion: What Canada’s future prime minister needs to know now about federal

Last week, Premier Danielle Smith released a list of requirements for our future prime minister to reset relations with the province and get Canada on track to thrive as a nation. Basically, the federal government should respect the Constitution, back off from overreach on provincial jurisdiction and remove artificial barriers to economic growth (including the […]

Politics

29 h. ago FIRST READING: Mark Carney’s wildly unworkable plan for an ‘all

That's how the Canadian auto sector used to work, and the cars were both bad and wildly expensive

Transport

32 h. ago EDITORIAL: Strong voter turnout would send a clear message about Canada

Threats from the U.S. are a good reason to pay even more attention than usual to this election, and to make your vote an explicit act of sovereignty.

Other

46 h. ago Opinion: Making rail work better is vital to strengthening Canada's economy

As Canada faces a confluence of trade, geopolitical, and national-security challenges, we must act decisively to protect our economy. Doing so requires following the advice of any good therapist — focus on what you can control and get our own house in order. Canada’s economy relies on resource extraction, and rail is the backbone of […]

Other

49 h. ago Deonandan: Canada should act quickly to attract U.S. scientists fleeing Trump

This is a rare chance to snatch the best of American scientific talent and position Canada as a world leader in promising fields of research.

Other

53 h. ago WARMINGTON: Fight for Canada, but at this Jays opener don’t boo the U.S. anthem

Trump is deserving of boos, but the players and fans visiting from Baltimore as our guests are not

Other

66 h. ago LILLEY: Carney is all in for Canada, just not for paying taxes

Liberal leader says he follows all the rules, but two major funds paying him were set up in offshore tax havens.

Economics

68 h. ago OPINION: Voters should remember Canada has other problems beyond tariffs

Canadians will head to the polls on April 28 after Prime Minister Mark Carney called a snap federal election. As the candidates make their pitch to try and convince Canadians they’re best-suited to lead the country, U.S President Donald Trump’s tariffs will take centre stage. But, while the tariff issue is important, let’s not forget the […]

Economics

2 d. ago Opinion: Tariffs matter, but Canada’s economic challenges run deeper

Kathleen Polsinello and Terence Smith: This isn’t merely about trade disputes; it’s about an economy losing momentum

Economics

3 d. ago Opinion: Canada, Greenland, Gaza and Ukraine are homelands — not frontiers for exploitation

Canada is viewed as nothing more than a frontier by the U.S. administration. In history, invading colonizers treat these lands and its peoples as ripe for extraction and exploitation. Such a view is myopic and short-term. “Pursuing our manifest destiny to the stars” and “drill, baby, drill,” as well as renaming Mount Denali from its […]

Other

3 d. ago Alex Tapscott: Let’s make Canada the richest country in the world

Sensible government policies to unleash Canada's entrepreneurial potential

Other

3 d. ago Braid: Smith shares stage with U.S. podcaster who calls Canada 'a silly country'

Smith’s strategy is guaranteed to be hugely controversial, especially when it tangles her up with pro-annexation characters like Shapiro

Other

3 d. ago Braid: Smith shares stage with podcaster who would deny Canadians the vote

Smith’s strategy is guaranteed to be hugely controversial, especially when it tangles her up with pro-annexation characters like Shapiro

Other

4 d. ago Opinion: Canada’s food sovereignty and security – a hill worth defending

In this time of global instability, it has been inspiring to see Canadians from coast to coast rally to support our domestic food system and choose Canadian products. To see a misleading characterization of supply management in Will Verboven’s March 18 opinion column is not only disheartening for farmers but also needlessly divisive in a […]

Events

4 d. ago Geoff Russ: Canada needs an Arctic empire no matter the cost

The region is coveted by the U.S., Russia and China

Economics

5 d. ago Michael Higgins: Liberals broke Canada long before Trump’s trade war

Trust is the only thing that matters in this election

Economics