Opinion

The recent diplomatic tensions between India and Canada have cast a stark light on a long-simmering issue: the presence and activities of Khalistani extremism on Canadian soil. While political rhetoric often dominates the headlines, a more insidious and powerful engine is reported to be driving this movement: the vast, shadowy profits of the international drug […]

For decades, a persistent and puzzling question has haunted Canadian policymakers, healthcare professionals, and taxpayers alike: Why does Canada spend so much on healthcare yet often feel like it gets so little in return? We pride ourselves on a universal, publicly funded system, yet we are confronted with long wait times, staffing shortages, and a

In times of economic uncertainty or government budget shortfalls, education often finds itself on the chopping block. It’s presented as a necessary sacrifice, a place where we can “trim the fat” or “do more with less.” This perspective, however, is a profound and dangerous illusion. Viewing education as a line item to be reduced rather

We see them in scrubs, white coats, and on billboards. We trust them with our lives in moments of crisis. Doctors are pillars of our communities, symbols of dedication and intellect. But behind the stethoscope and the professional calm lies a reality seldom discussed: the profound impact a medical career has on the family left

In an era defined by global interconnection, the ability to communicate across cultures is no longer a luxury but a critical economic and social imperative. Nations are increasingly looking beyond their borders for educational partnerships that can equip their future generations with this vital skill set. Following a landmark collaboration with South Korea, Egypt is

The images are becoming tragically familiar: neighborhoods submerged under murky floodwaters, communities reduced to ash by runaway wildfires, and homes shattered by unprecedented windstorms. From coast to coast to coast, Canada is facing a new era of frequent and severe disasters. Yet, a growing chorus of experts warns that our systems of preparedness and response

A new, exclusive poll from Abacus Data provides the first concrete look at how the recent energy agreement between the federal and Alberta governments is resonating with Canadians. The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), aimed at accelerating energy and electricity projects, has landed in a complex political landscape, and the survey results reveal a nation divided

In today’s interconnected global economy, the siren song of protectionism is growing louder. Faced with economic uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, and domestic political pressures, governments are increasingly reaching for a familiar tool: the tariff. The instinct to protect homegrown industries by raising walls against foreign competition is powerful. However, a critical and often overlooked flaw in

The perennial debate over the French language in Quebec is a fixture of public life, a complex tapestry woven with threads of identity, history, and survival. Yet, in recent years, the tenor of this discussion has often shifted from passionate to punitive, from protective to performative. While the intent to safeguard French is shared by

For decades, Atlantic Canada’s economic narrative was often one of outmigration and struggle. Today, a powerful new story is being written, one powered by a surge in strategic energy development. From offshore wind and green hydrogen to traditional oil and gas, the region is harnessing its vast natural resources and innovative spirit to become a