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Alleged cancer risks prompted U.S. regulators to ban the additive red dye No. 3 from food, 35 years after it the dye was barred from cosmetics for the same reason.

The red synthetic dye newly banned from the U.S. food supply will remain available in Canada, where Health Canada has deemed it not a health risk.

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Canada’s energy sector has seen dwindling investment in the past decade because of a hostile regulatory environment, according to a new MEI publication.

Canadians begin 2025 more pessimistic about their personal finances, despite declining interest rates. The latest MNP Consumer Debt Index is at its second-worst level ever.

The first cohort of 13 students have already started studies at BHP Potash Academy at Carlton Trail College in Humboldt, Saskatchewan. Trainees are already participating in on-site orientation at BHP's nearby Jansen mine. Classroom studies begin January 20.

The federal government must at defer or nix the proposed increase to the capital gains inclusion rate to avoid a nightmarish scenario for taxpayers, according to a new C.D. Howe Institute analysis.

The founder of an organization that downgrades company ratings for advancing DEI is celebrating a retreat on these policies, but warns Chinese tariffs could affect the bottom line of many U.S. companies.

Calgary pastor Derek Reimer has been sentenced to a year of house arrest and two additional years of probation after opposing drag queen story hour events, prompting a fundraising campaign amidst concerns over free speech.

Canada needs leadership to usher in a golden age here, too. Pictured: President Donald Trump. Photo Credit: Donald Trump/X. President Donald Trump had a great inauguration speech on Jan. 20, pledging bold solutions to a country that declined under his predecessor. Unfortunately, Canada has an almost identical malaise under the Trudeau Liberals, and won’t emerge […]