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Today

The Hyundai Elantra N delivers performance and luxury

by Dale Johnson | May 26, 2023

Hyundai Elantra N named AJAC’s Performance Vehicle of the Year

Tree diversity increases carbon storage, soil fertility in forests

by Bev Betkowski | May 26, 2023
8 reasons why business owners should own their business property

by David Fuller | May 26, 2023
Alberta’s independent schools experiencing remarkable growth

by Catharine Kavanagh | May 26, 2023
The 2009 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 holds its value

by Ted Laturnus | May 26, 2023
How to navigate awkward social situations

by Faith Wood | May 25, 2023

Triumph of peace and justice hold the key to a better future

by Gerry Chidiac

Violence and deception only worsen regional conflicts

Canadians are buying less food. Now what?

by Sylvain Charlebois

Canadians spend less on groceries despite rising prices

Ancient Alberta holds clues to pre-asteroid decline of dinosaurs

by Michael Brown

New research reveals gradual extinction of dinosaurs before cataclysmic asteroid impact

Zelenskyy and Ukraine join elite company with 2023 Charlemagne Prize

But who was Charlemagne and why is a prize named after him?

Canada cannot afford to lose more doctors

by Daniel Zekveld

Euthanasia policies are driving some doctors to leave their profession

As Ottawa Senators’ value soars, will other mid-city owners look to exit?

by Bruce Dowbiggin

In an unprecedented bidding war, Ottawa Senators’ now valued at over a billion dollars

Did children die attending residential schools?

by Brian Giesbrecht

There is no credible evidence of anything sinister about the death and burial of even one student

Is application maintenance consuming your IT budget?

Pressure builds to invest in new applications amid application maintenance spending

Erase our history, erase ourselves

The Trudeau government erases our history from the Canadian Royal Crown and our passports

The rise of the four-day work week

by Roslyn Kunin

In trials, cutting working hours by 20 per cent did not reduce overall output

Oil markets showing signs of tightening

by Rashid Husain Syed

Growing global demand and supply cuts point to a potential reversal in oil markets

Finally, a Toronto mayoral candidate speaking the truth about housing

by Nick Kossovan

Unfortunately, speaking the truth undermines your chances of winning