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The UAE just killed OPEC’s grip on global oil prices
When a major producer walks, OPEC loses control. No one is sure what comes next
There is no excuse for Saskatchewan’s reckless borrowing
Spending is rising, debt is growing and the government has no plan to control it
Alberta’s Bill 11 opens door to private health care across Canada
Two-tier health care is expanding in Alberta. Bill 11 allows private health insurance for services traditionally covered by the public system
Schools are sacrificing our kids’ education for political activism
School boards and activist teachers must stop trading academic standards for political indoctrination
Politics
National
Albertans need the real facts on separation
Danielle Smith is asking Albertans to take a leap into the dark when it comes to Alberta independence
Business
Tim Hortons is losing its grip on Canadians
Dunkin’ Donuts’ return signals Tim Hortons is losing its dominance in the coffee market
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Bob Ross didn’t just paint. He democratized art
His true legacy wasn’t television fame; it was proving that creative talent belongs to everyone
Why McLuhan matters now more than ever
McLuhan was right: media environments now shape thought, education and public behaviour more powerfully than content itself
Expanding MAiD for mental illness is a grave mistake
Canadian experts warn mental illness is not irremediable. Expanding MAiD threatens suicide prevention and highlights a critical lack of psychiatric care
Ottawa is fighting a climate apocalypse that isn’t coming
Experts warn that outdated climate policies are making food unaffordable for Canadians
Without agriculture, modern life collapses
Farmers produce the food we depend on. Take that away, and the whole system starts to come apart
Canada’s winter sports dominance is melting away
Is this the new normal for a once Winter Olympics powerhouse?
Strange but true: Karl Marx’s grave is more expensive to see than Adam Smith’s
You pay £10 to see Karl Marx at Highgate Cemetary, but Adam Smith’s grave is free. The irony is hard to ignore
That 2011 Kia Soul bargain can quickly backfire
The 2011 Kia Soul requires a meticulous inspection to ensure your budget buy doesn’t turn into a disaster
Education
Canada’s local news collapse is a threat to political accountability
In too many communities, Facebook outrage is replacing real news
Your Money
Oil shocks are about to hit your grocery bill
Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are pushing oil higher and driving up food prices across Canada
Careers/HR
7 body language tips to make sure people take you seriously
Is your body language screaming 'amateur'?
Editor's Picks
Federal recall is the only cure for Ottawa’s floor-crossing fever
In the real world, if you don’t do the job you were hired for, you get fired. Why should Ottawa be any different?
Science/Tech
The UFO files are out, and they’re a total nothingburger
The latest UAP files dump offers plenty of blurry white dots but zero proof that we aren’t alone
Interviews
It is time to tame Canada’s ballooning bureaucracy
Preston Manning tells us how we can rein it in
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