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Ottawa shut Canadians out of its Musqueam land deal

by Marco Navarro-Genie | Apr 21, 2026

Ottawa acted on a major land decision without debate or explanation. That lack of scrutiny is a clear failure of accountability

You don’t know it, but you’re on the hook for what’s buried on your land

by Joseph Quesnel | Apr 20, 2026
We spent billions on Indigenous programs. Where did all the money go?

by Marco Navarro-Genie | Apr 20, 2026
Disputed Aboriginal land claims reshaping property rights in Canada

by Hymie Rubenstein | Apr 16, 2026
Stephen Lewis set the standard for leadership

by Gerry Chidiac | Apr 16, 2026
Canada is losing billions by holding back its oil and gas industry

by Lee Harding | Apr 14, 2026

The hiring system isn’t broken. You are

by Nick Kossovan

Not getting a callback? That just means you’re not giving employers a reason to hire you

Canada must stop being a safe haven for Iran’s enforcers

by Brian Giesbrecht

IRGC-linked operatives are already active in Canada, raising serious security concerns

Stop gambling our pensions on green energy bets

Steering your money into politically driven investments could leave you with less when you retire

What being down by 14 at halftime taught me about leadership

by David Fuller

A knee-jerk reaction to pressure can tank your business fast

Carney must act now to reform the Senate

by Jay Goldberg

The Senate no longer reflects the basic democratic standards Canadians expect from their government

The Middle East is no longer a reliable energy partner

by Rashid Husain Syed

The Hormuz crisis has broken global trust, leaving buyers desperate for reliable partners

Adam Smith was right about free trade, but he didn’t factor in national security

Trade makes us richer, but relying too much on other countries can backfire

Stephen Lewis mastered the art of political civility

by Michael Taube

Lewis proved that strong NDP convictions and civility can coexist

MPs who switch parties should defend their decision in a byelection

by Gerry Bowler

Canadians vote for parties, not people. When MPs switch sides, they should at least ask voters if they approve

Stop chasing motivation. It’s why you keep failing

Motivation is a fair-weather friend that disappears the moment things get difficult

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

Indigenous land deals could mark the end of property rights in BC

by Brian Giesbrecht

Governments are negotiating Indigenous land agreements that critics warn could reshape ownership, taxation and development across Vancouver

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