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In slapping Canada with further tariffs the Trump Administration wants to make an example of Canada.

What Canadian companies do abroad does not stay abroad; it comes home as our reputation.

Trained personnel are the scarcest resource we have, and we must use them better than has been our practice.

Harding also considers what the Supreme Court’s forthcoming decision in English Montreal School Board could mean for section 33 and the future balance between judicial and legislative authority in Canada.

A country negotiating access to Chinese markets has little appetite for a security file that threatens smooth negotiations, which explains why Ottawa is doing very little to prioritize investigations.

While Canada's dairy sector has long benefited from policies designed to protect farmers and maintain stable prices, critics argue that these measures are limiting competition, innovation, and opportunities for growth.

Ottawa’s immediate task is to improve co-ordination with the provinces before the premiers publicly voice conflicting positions.

DEI discrimination is now written into the basic fabric of our institutions, incentivizing its use.

The good news is that slow growth is because of bad policies that can be reversed. The policy mix of the early 1990s would be a good start.

Arctic Sentry matters to Canada because it gives Ottawa a practical way to work with NATO across the High North.