Summer is here. It’s a great time to celebrate good things, even if the news cycle has been a little bit, uhh, a lot, lately. So I want to lighten things up here, even if only just for a couple of ...

In this episode of On The Line, host Matt Gurney is joined by two guests to discuss what the federal budget tells us about Canada’s plans for national defence, immigration, housing and the economy.

The less forgiving “world” in Carney’s tale of rupture has been personified by one person: U.S. President Donald Trump. Last week’s U.S. midterm election results may or may not reduce the level of ...

I don’t grieve for the actor, but for a time when we could more easily believe that the future belonged to men like Jean-Luc ...

On the trade war. Joining the EU. And a problem we should be paying a weeee bit more attention to, we dare say.

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Why do procurement projects take so long, cost so much, and so often fail to deliver what was originally promised?

We have met the enemy, and it is us. On how AI agents accidentally turned Canadian. On the National Security Strategy. Problems at CSIS. And being non-EU-members-with benefits.

We are just a few weeks from the mid-term elections in the United States, which, if the polls are to be believed, could provide a rare double-rebuke of the governing party if the Democrats manage to ...

By: Alex Muir. Going into the elections tomorrow, Donald Trump is as unpopular as any president in 80 years going into a midterm vote. Price inflation has outrun paycheques in mos ...

B.C. Premier David Eby led his New Democratic Party to a crushing defeat Saturday, after an early-election gamble that will go down as one of the worst political blunders in Canadian political history ...