5 h. ago Opinion: What does it mean to be a Canadian? Ask a Dutch immigrant

The recent whirlwind of developments in the United States including the issue of tariffs and the threats to our sovereignty, has challenged our Canadian identity and indeed the very future of Canada itself. Never has the question “what it means to be a Canadian?” been more top of mind. If you are in need of […]

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3 d. ago Opinion: Want a more resilient Canadian economy? Double down on democratic employee ownership

Opinion: Canada is facing an unprecedented threat from an unpredictable and hostile U.S. administration. We need to do something new and different — fast

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3 d. ago When Canadian leaders complain about 'labour shortages,' be suspicious

Douglas Todd: Businesses moan relentlessly about shortages of workers and talent, but the concept can be deceptive. And business interests don’t always align with those of wider society.

Politics

5 d. ago COMMENTARY: How to make sense of the opinion polls during the 2025 Canadian election

Caution must be used when interpreting opinion polls during the election. They’re not all created equal. Dismissing them outright is as foolish as trusting them blindly.  

Politics

1 week ago HUNTER: Trio of cases reveal obtuse Canadian justice system’s nutty ideas

In Canadian courtrooms, hope springs eternal

Events

1 week ago Conrad Black: Liberals, not Trump, are the true threat to Canadian sovereignty

A vote for the Liberals on April 28 is a vote to play Russian roulette with Canadian Confederation

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1 week ago JAY GOLDBERG: Making the case for Canadian unilateral free trade

When kids are growing up, one of the lessons parents most frequently try to instil in their children is this: Don’t do something just because someone else is going to.  While U.S. President Donald Trump appears to be on a warpath towards protectionism, that doesn’t mean Canada has to follow.  Yes, Trump has slapped tariffs […]

Economics

1 week ago HUGHES: Canadian Paediatric Society’s journal follows gender ideology and ignores the science

Canada’s pediatric gender clinics are overwhelmed with long waiting lists, so a team of researchers published a paper offering a solution: Get pediatricians comfortable socially and medically transitioning children and adolescents. The paper, published in the Canadian Paediatric Society’s journal, is highly ideological and ignores all of the recent international developments that call the practice […]

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2 w. ago Inside the Mike de Jong insurgency — and how he can win as an independent

Vaughn Palmer: With less than two weeks to go, the race in Abbotsford is closer than the Conservative operatives imagined when they froze out de Jong

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2 w. ago Celebrating the Story of Canada Through Immigrant Success Stories

Share your opinion and vote now for the 17th annual Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards, presented by Western Union TORONTO — As Canadian pride surges to new heights, it’s important to remember that the story of Canada is also the story of immigrants coming to this land. Immigrants come for freedom, opportunity and success — […]

Culture

2 w. ago Letters: ‘To our Canadian friends’ — a message from an American neighbour

Readers have their say on the Trump tariff turmoil, the federal election, the shocking violence faced by nurses, and more in the letters to the editor

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2 w. ago Panetta: Buy Canadian movement resonating with consumers, businesses

Canadians are showing a strong desire to support local industries, protect jobs and build national self-sufficiency in face of U.S. threat

Economics

2 w. ago David Staples: Carney's sneaky economic plan will shatter Canadian unity and sovereignty

Notably, not once in Calgary could Carney bring himself to plainly speak one particular word — pipelines.

Transport

2 w. ago David Staples: Mark Carney build pipelines? No, for him they're a dirty word

Notably, not once in Calgary could Carney bring himself to plainly speak one particular word — pipelines.

Transport

2 w. ago Mark Johnson: TDSB goes out of its way to cancel Canadian history

The board failed to consult historians and then arguably violated its own bylaws in its quest to scrub the names of historical figures from school buildings

Politics

3 w. ago Al Etmanski: There is a direct link between caring for each other and caring for our country

Opinion: The basic unit of Canadian democracy is caring relationships. That’s who we are. That’s the Canadian dream — caring is in our nature and the foundation of our response to the upheaval emanating from the U.S.

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3 w. 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

3 w. 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

4 w. 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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4 w. 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 […]

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