6 h. ago Canada Warns Residents Their Phones May Be Searched at US Border

The Canadian government issued a new warning for travelers entering the US, saying they should “expect scrutiny” at the border and that their phones and other electronic devices may be searched.

Technology

38 h. ago Brookman: Voting in this federal election may be most important thing you can do as a Canadian

Whatever the outcomes, Canada deserves the best leadership we can give it

Politics

40 h. ago Opinion: For the sake of their futures, Canadian kids need to be better at math

Scores on international tests have been falling. Without better teaching, students will be ill-prepared for a data-driven world

Society

51 h. ago Opinion: Trump's talk of a Canadian "faucet" has Columbia River Basin residents on edge

Michelle Mungall: Trump is saying the Columbia River Treaty, the long-standing international agreement governing this so-called “faucet,” isn’t fair to Americans. He feels the same way about the treaty’s renegotiated version

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51 h. ago Letters to The Province: As a Canadian, I feel compelled to call out Alberta premier’s opportunistic bluster

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith invites Americans to pause tariffs to enable her fellow-Albertan, Pierre Poilievre. At the same time pitching sovereignty, which in reality is a bid for secession. There’s just no other way to square her continually disruptive political rhetoric about “Alberta First”. As a Canadian, I feel compelled to call out her opportunistic […]

Other

62 h. ago FIRST READING: Why Canadian women are suddenly breaking for the Liberals

If only women voted, Mark Carney would be on track for the biggest landslide in Canadian history

Other

3 d. ago Michael McCain: Buttress the economy but don’t sacrifice Canadian values

This moment requires us to be ferocious in defending our sovereignty, well-being, values and dignity, but we must go about it the right way

Other

4 d. ago Varcoe: As Trump tariff clock ticks down, case for Canadian trade corridors is 'long overdue'

'People have woken up to the fact that we can't depend on other countries for sovereignty or our economic prosperity. And so we've got to get going on this'

Economics

5 d. ago FIRST READING: All the ways the Canadian election is already breaking records

For one, it's the first Canadian election that non-Canadians have cared about

Politics

6 d. ago New Report: EV Mandates Risk Economic Disruption, Deepen Inequality

Current policies may benefit Tesla and increase vulnerability to United States VANCOUVER, British Columbia, March 30, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — A new report commissioned by the Energy Futures Institute, Are EV Mandates and Market Reality on a Collision Course?, warns that government-mandated electric vehicle (EV) sales targets in British Columbia and Canada could destabilize markets, […]

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9 d. ago Federal government updates China travel advisory after 4 Canadians executed

In a recently updated travel advisory, the government urges Canadians travelling to China to "exercise a high degree of caution" after the country executed four Canadians.The risk level is currently yellow, meaning there are "certain safety and security concerns or the situation could change quickly.""Exercise a high degree of caution in China due to the risk of arbitrary enforcement of local laws," reads the advisory, which was updated on March 17."Our ability to provide consular assistance in China is limited due to the level of transparency in China's judicial system. It may also impact your ability to obtain effective legal assistance."Canadians are warned that they could be severely punished even for non-violent crimes, and Chinese authorities may apply the death penalty in crimes they consider serious, such as drug offences.The government is also warning Canadians of exit bans that would prevent them from leaving the country as they go through customs and immigration...

Politics

9 d. ago This should be the first Canadian election that focuses on migration

Douglas Todd: Mark Carney is bringing in people who support high migration policies. The Conservatives are breaking Canada's old taboo against talking about it.

Politics

9 d. ago FIRST READING: The Boomer/Millennial divide defining the Canadian election

Without seniors flocking to the Liberals, this election would be a cake walk for the Conservatives

Politics

1 week ago ‘We’re seriously outgunned’ in trade war, warns former Bank of Canada governor

'When the dust settles, we will need our U.S. partnership, just as much as we need it today' — Stephen Poloz

Politics

1 week ago Paul W. Bennett: Restore our historic figures to strengthen our Canadian bonds

The current wave of Canadianism is beginning to open our eyes to the unintended consequence of erasing names and burying troubling aspects of our past

Economics

2 w. ago CHAUDHRI: Time for Canadian businesses to make a turn around

We need leaders to build and sustain businesses, even in the hard times when conditions are far from ideal

Economics

2 w. ago Opinion: The Canadian government warns against its own legislation

Imagine a government that passes laws preventing it from enacting its own agenda. That’s exactly what Canada’s new greenwashing provisions have accomplished. For those unfamiliar with the term, “greenwashing” is when someone tries to market something that isn’t as environmentally friendly as they say it is. As with existing laws prohibiting deceptive marketing practices, anti-greenwashing […]

Politics

2 w. ago Salgo: Caretaker government — What happens in a Canadian election?

Restraint is the watchword for the government and bureaucracy during a federal election — and sometimes their caution goes too far.

Politics

2 w. ago WARMINGTON: Trudeau’s cosplay as an unemployed soul in Canadian Tire just another photo op

Former PM now a free man who has time to shop for supplies for his new home

Politics

2 w. ago AGAR: Canadian consumers paying to wage tariff war against Trump

Who in Canada is responsible for fighting Donald Trump on tariffs? All 41.5 million of us? At the federal level, the newly installed leader, Prime Minister Mark Carney, is in Europe to lobby for closer trade and security. At the provincial level, every premier has weighed in with Ontario’s Doug Ford taking the lead as […]

Economics