Don’t celebrate Canada’s falling unemployment rate just yet
The January unemployment rate fell because the workforce is shrinking, not because it’s easier to find work
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Canada can finally profit from LNG if Ottawa stops dragging its feet
Canada’s LNG advantage is clear, but federal bottlenecks still risk turning a rare opening into another missed opportunity
Churchill’s port expansion isn’t the nation-builder politicians claim
The politically driven “fantasy project” risks becoming another costly government-made boondoggle
Indigenous title ruling puts property rights at risk
B.C. court decision raises new questions about what happens when Indigenous rights and private ownership collide
Carney’s pipeline deal hits a wall in B.C.
His attempt to ease Canada’s dependence on the U.S. stirs a backlash in B.C., raises Indigenous concerns and rattles his own party
Manitoba is doubling down on a failed drug policy
Manitoba is choosing to expand the same drug policy model that other provinces are abandoning
Property rights in Canada under threat from court rulings
Aboriginal title cases are stripping away Canadian property rights
Carney bets on LNG, Alberta doubles down on oil
Carney is promoting LNG as Canada’s future. Alberta insists the future still runs through oil
Fixed election dates in Canada have backfired
They don’t fit our system of responsible government and should be scrapped
Cowichan ruling is not a threat to your property rights
Despite warnings, the B.C. Aboriginal title case does not endanger property rights. It’s a necessary move toward fair treatment of Indigenous peoples
B.C. taxpayers pick up the tab for public sector peace
The strike is over, but the real price of the deal is a heavier debt burden for years to come
Poilievre and Rustad would serve their parties best by stepping aside
Both conservative leaders still have loyal backers, but swing voters are walking away
New bill could break B.C.’s housing gridlock
The Professional Reliance Act tackles housing delays and rising costs
