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Today

Canadian Conservatism has lost its way

by Gerry Chidiac | Dec 6, 2024

Once a beacon of progress, it is now a platform for division

Rare is the jobseeker who does their homework

by Nick Kossovan | Dec 6, 2024
Feeling pain because you’ve outgrown Excel?

by Yogi Schulz | Dec 4, 2024
AI is revolutionizing prosthetics

by Staff | Dec 4, 2024
Ransomware a silent epidemic threatening our digital lives

by Perry Kinkaide | Dec 4, 2024
Clint Eastwood’s last hurrah?

by Pat Murphy | Dec 4, 2024

Blind trust in voting machines undermines democracy

Transparency in vote tabulation is not optional – it’s essential

Biden’s decision to help his son tarnished the presidential pardon forever

by Michael Taube

Pardoning Hunter sets dangerous precedent for Presidential power abuse

Canada’s inequality by the numbers

Are concerns about wealth and income inequality in Canada justified?

Solar energy’s dirty little secret: It comes with a the trillion-dollar price tag

Without affordable storage, solar energy is an unreliable, impractical and dangerous experiment

Trump’s tariffs risk repeating the mistakes of the Great Depression

by Roslyn Kunin

Protectionism failed in the Great Depression, and Trump’s tariffs risk the same outcome

Trump’s tariff threat could shatter Canada’s economy

by Rashid Husain Syed

Trudeau scrambles to avert crisis as $100B trade relationship faces tariff fallout

Radon is the silent killer you can’t ignore

This is part [part not set] of 6 in the series The dangers from radon

How to protect yourself and your loved ones from the dangers of radon in your home

Airthings Corentium Home offers a simple solution to radon detection

Delivers accurate radon monitoring and quick results

Union strikes creating a nation of haves and have-nots

Is union privilege fueling inequality in Canada’s workforce?

Ottawa’s GST/HST holiday a short-term gift with long-term pain

by Sylvain Charlebois

Ottawa should have permanently eliminated the GST on food

Trump’s tariff threats are more bark than bite

But highlights the need for Canada to diversify its trade relationships

Hydrocarbons are the backbone of global progress

They power the machines that sustain our way of life