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High tax rates crush the dreams of thousands of aspiring entrepreneurs
Tax hikes since 2015 stifle over 12,000 potential businesses
To boost productivity, we require investments, not subsidies
Canadians living standards stagnating
High-intensity workouts deemed safe for pregnant women and their babies
New study challenges traditional exercise recommendations for pregnant women
Debate over ‘anti-racism’ education intensifies in Ontario
Parents are fighting back against the Ontario School Board’s Critical Race Theory indoctrination
Politics
National
A small fix with big implications for food prices stalled in Senate
Food prices soar as Senate fails to act on crucial carbon tax exemption bill for farmers
Business
ATB Financial doubles down on Alberta with new $50M private equity fund
New capital infusion from ATB aims to catalyze growth in the province’s SMEs
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- Drive
Twitter mistook a fake Haruki Murakami for the real thing
Japanese author lambasted for ‘ageist’ Twitter comment he never made
The Manhattan Project’s indispensable man
Maj. Gen. Leslie Groves had a reputation for getting things done
New hope in the fight against colorectal cancer
Gut bacteria metabolites may boost immune response
Africa’s rising instability could have dangerous consequences for the entire planet
Respect Africa's resources and people or face repercussions
Why Ontario’s Greenbelt is crucial for Canada’s agricultural future
The Greenbelt should remain inviolate, without exception or compromise
The global soccer landscape shifts with Africa’s rising stars
Africa's World Cup soccer performance a testament to its resilience and talent
Maintain a balanced lifestyle even during active vacations
Don't suffer museum overload
Buying used: 2010 Mazdaspeed3 not to be taken lightly
The Speed3 was that rarest of creatures: an affordable hot rod, accessible to just about everybody
Education
What the Jordan Peterson case reveals about regulatory colleges
Are they custodians of public welfare or self-serving institutions?
Your Money
Don’t expect Trudeau to slash spending anytime soon, if ever
Ottawa's 'savings' add $85 billion to budget
Editor's Picks
Why election promises almost always fall flat
Broken election promises are undermining our faith in government
Science/Tech
Cutting-edge technologies that will unlock greater value from your data
And move your company along the data-driven decision-making path
Interviews
Alberta judge sides with freedom
How significant is the ruling that declared lockdowns invalid?
