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The top court’s decision on Quebec’s secularism law is expected in the coming months

Sharon Kirkey, who received the group’s prestigious Medical Journalism Award on Monday night, has covered the plight of violence in Canada’s hospitals

‘I don’t think Democrats can win the Senate without winning Maine,’ said Jessica Taylor, from The Cook Political Report

‘The loonie has been the weakest reserve currency in recent weeks’

South Korea’s central bank estimated that the North Korean economy grew by 3.7 per cent in 2024, the fastest growth rate in eight years

‘Extreme polarization is dangerous, but so is extreme consensus,’ Arbour said

Harland David Sanders and his wife, Claudia, lived there for parts of the year from 1965 until the fast-food icon’s death in 1980

Fraser Institute study estimates that the average Canadian family will work 158 days this year before earning enough to cover their tax burden

The bill is not expected to include the same type of ban for AI chatbots

Poilievre is in Calgary to deliver what his office has billed as a speech arguing for a ‘stronger Alberta within a united Canada’

Trade conflict between allies only creates uncertainty and that uncertainty benefits our competitors, not our workers

Most believe interest rates will not move higher this year

Aging infrastructure is slamming the brakes on home construction as municipalities struggle to keep up with growth and the cost of upgrades

Plus, as a record number of Canadians face retirement, can the labour market keep headcounts up?

Beyond the optimistic headlines, some economists argue that the Canadian economy is barely scraping by