Katherine Brodsky: It’s time for Canada to make new friends
The U.S. has shown itself to be a less-than-ideal partner. Breaking up will give us a chance to rediscover who
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On the map: Kingsley Square set to reshape Newmarket skyline and streetscape
When a city is home to more than 26,000 high-rises, as is the case in Toronto, new towers garner relatively
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Canadian leaders, past and present, pay tribute to former U.S. president Jimmy Carter
The 39th U.S. President, who died at age 100 on Dec. 29, 2024, was a great statesman and friend to
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Kevin O’Leary is on a mission to revive Canada and he’s starting in Alberta
The bombastic TV personality believes he can attract sovereign wealth back to Canada...
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Josh Dehaas: Pat King’s conviction proves Trudeau didn’t need the Emergencies Act
We had laws that could deal with the protest. We just needed to use them...
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Conservative firebrand John Rustad prepares to rumble in B.C.
The B.C. Conservatives are ready to obstruct - and raise questions about the October provincial election. 'Stay tuned for January,'
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Analysis: Trauma keeps its grip on northern Israel
Once-vibrant border communities lie in disarray, with no Israeli civilians foolish enough to risk returning to such perilous ground...
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Marshall Smith: We must dispel myths to solve the addiction and disorder crisis in Canada
The addiction and disorder crisis in Canada is a pressing issue, and the conventional wisdom surrounding how to solve it
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‘God help us if this all starts happening in January’: A Trump-induced border crisis is coming
Richard Huntley spent decades enforcing Canada's border. He says we have a rep for 'being very generous ... that’s going
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New in homes: The 17,000 new residents next door
As she strolls around the ring-shaped Festival Terrace, Stephanie Martin ponders the not-too-distant future of the nascent Downsview West neighbourhood
