Wall hangs ’em up before being shown the door
Saskatchewan premier’s exit proves sooner or later you will wear out your welcome.
Auto manufacturing at stake
Upcoming NAFTA talks will see American and Canadian negotiators trying to stop a steady stream of auto industry jobs going to Mexico.
Americans pine for a leader like Trudeau
Canadian PM looks like a star compared to US president who continues to embarrass himself, his family and his country.
“Donating Sperm to My Sister’s Wife” funny, inspiring
Edgy, entertaining Fringe performance by American reveals the most rebellious act you can do is to care about another person.
Reclaiming our shared history
Société historique de Saint-Boniface makes it easier to access troves of historical information, including scores of Indigenous documents previously hidden away.
Improving economy prompts rate hike
As Bank of Canada raises interest rates for the first time in seven years, some Canadians may be prompted to spend less.
Remote communities to get high speed internet technology
Winnipeg telecommunications provider will install boxes, wires and towers in remote Manitoba First Nations, allowing 17,000 residents in 2,000 homes to finally surf the web.
Big banks take aim at credit unions
Feeling threatened by large numbers of Canadians joining credit unions, chartered banks call on Ottawa to prevent ‘other’ financial institutions from calling themselves ‘banks’.
Canada’s open arms … and tight fists
What sense does it make to rescue the most vulnerable refugees only to have them end up in Canada with a huge debt around their neck?
Respect from the Men in Blue
A simple gesture that took a couple of minutes creates a bond of trust and makes for a true moment of reconciliation on Canada Day.