Tax cuts are Canada’s best bet for growth
Cutting taxes and shrinking government isn’t risky. It’s necessary for prosperity
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Oil prices slide despite market rebound
Trump’s tariff pause cheers markets, but China’s retaliation and oil turmoil keep risks high
Canada’s economic future is on the ballot and time is running out
Voters have a rare opportunity to choose pragmatic energy policies that support growth, jobs and national prosperity
Food producers burn while Ottawa worships at the altar of the auto sector
Farmers need action now, not more empty promises from Ottawa
The collapse of local news is fuelling a disinformation crisis
Local news is dying and that’s a threat to Canada’s democracy
Energy policy takes centre stage in high-stakes election campaign
Carney and Smith clash on emissions cap as industry demands action
Why the U.S. is winning and Canada is falling behind
Canada’s economic potential has been smothered by ideology and incompetence
It’s time to give the middle class a real tax break
Real relief starts with flattening the tax brackets
Canada’s sovereignty is at risk and Ottawa is to blame
Forget Trump. Canada’s biggest sovereignty threat is coming from inside the house
Carney’s carbon tax rebrand won’t ease food prices. It just hides the pain
Consumers will still be paying for Mark Carney’s hidden carbon tax
Oil demand faces reckoning as EVs surge, China slows
Despite short-term political shifts, the long-term trajectory for oil is one of stagnation and decline
The era of total reliance on the U.S. market for Canadian oil is over
Canada must take decisive steps to build the infrastructure necessary for global market access
Canadians pay the price for Ottawa’s trade war strategy
Ottawa is exploiting the trade war to quietly squeeze more tax revenue from Canadians
