Category: Today

Today

FIFA’s legitimacy crisis is football’s biggest threat

by Gerry Chidiac | Jul 14, 2026

Controversial calls have always been part of football. The problem today is that too many supporters don’t believe FIFA is applying the rules equally

Canada’s port security is a national disgrace

by Marco Navarro-Genie | Jul 14, 2026
Ottawa is expanding a costly two-tier legal system

by Brian Giesbrecht | Jul 13, 2026
Government can’t threaten its way to public trust

by Marco Navarro-Genie | Jul 10, 2026
Woozoo Pedestal 360 fan punches above its price

by Greg Gazin | Jul 10, 2026
Canada’s First Nations water policy defies common sense

by Brian Giesbrecht | Jul 6, 2026

Stop letting negativity run your life

by Faith Wood

Don’t let self-doubt stop you from taking the chances you’ll later wish you’d taken

Buying a used 2020 Hyundai Elantra still makes plenty of sense

by Buying Used

Superior value, proven reliability, and impressive fuel economy make this used sedan a sensible alternative to more expensive compact SUVs

Buying a used 2020 Hyundai Elantra still makes plenty of sense

by Buying Used

Superior value, proven reliability, and impressive fuel economy make this used sedan a sensible alternative to more expensive compact SUVs

Buying a used 2020 Hyundai Elantra still makes plenty of sense

by Buying Used

Superior value, proven reliability, and impressive fuel economy make this used sedan a sensible alternative to more expensive compact SUVs

Why the 2026 Outlander PHEV remains the market leader

by Dale Johnson

Mitsubishi fixed what mattered and left everything else alone

Washington is right about the Gordie Howe Bridge

by Sylvain Charlebois

Years of delays and billions in added costs have changed the project’s economic reality

Canada self-destructive war on success

by Marco Navarro-Genie

By treating our best and brightest as liabilities, we are actively guaranteeing our own economic decline

History is a lie: Progress isn’t inevitable

by Pat Murphy

Patrick Wyman’s new book Lost Worlds shatters the myth that we were destined to succeed

Canada can’t trade its way back to prosperity

by Marco Navarro-Genie

No trading partner can reverse years of weak productivity

Canada’s economic engine is running on empty

by Jay Goldberg

Business investment has crashed because of Ottawa’s policies, and until it returns, your standard of living will keep falling

The public school monopoly is failing Ontario’s kids

by Joanna DeJong VanHof

It’s time for Ontario to stop protecting the status quo and start putting students first

Alberta’s Bill 11 undermines the foundation of public health care

by Andrew Longhurst and Paul Parks

By allowing surgeons to work in both the public and private systems, Bill 11 could divert scarce health-care workers, lengthen wait times and weaken Canada’s principle of care based on need rather than ability to pay