March 2026

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Canadian Men Shine Despite Rare Rugby World Cup Wins

For many nations, the Rugby World Cup is measured in trophies, semifinal appearances, and historic victories. For Canada, the ledger reads differently. With a record of just 3 wins across their nine tournament appearances, a casual glance might suggest a story of struggle. But to focus solely on the scoreboard is to miss the profound

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Sharan Kaur: No, Canada didn’t ‘bow to the bros’

In the high-stakes world of international diplomacy, the loudest voices often grab the headlines. The recent G7 summit in Italy was no exception, with initial reports framing Canada’s decision to drop its push for a clear timeline on phasing out coal power as a capitulation—a “bow to the bros” of fellow fossil fuel-producing nations. However,

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Canada’s Q2 Domestic Travel Surges, Impacting U.S. Tourism

The classic Canadian summer road trip is back, but with a distinctly homegrown twist. New data reveals a powerful trend: Canadians are overwhelmingly choosing to explore their own vast backyard over crossing the border into the United States. This isn’t just a minor shift; it’s a fundamental change in travel behaviour, driven by a perfect

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Carney’s Minister: Religion Isn’t a Defense for Hate Speech

A significant shift in Canada’s legal landscape is on the horizon. The federal government’s proposed changes to the Canadian Human Rights Act, specifically regarding hate speech online, are sparking intense debate. At the heart of the controversy is the planned removal of a long-standing provision: the defence that statements made in good faith based on

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Canada’s Competition Commissioner Leaving Before Term Ends

The landscape of Canadian business competition is undergoing its most significant transformation in decades, and the architect of that change is departing the stage earlier than expected. Matthew Boswell, the Commissioner of Competition, announced his early exit from the role, leaving a legacy of aggressive enforcement and ambitious legislative reform that has reshaped the mandate

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