Canada continues to support Ukraine, but its defense spending and strategic engagement remain under scrutiny. This editorial examines Prime Minister Carney’s deliberate foreign policy strategy and argues that Canada must increase its presence on the world stage before influence slips away.

Immigration didn’t break Canada — it’s holding it together. In a time of rising blame and political deflection, we examine why newcomers are the backbone of our economy, healthcare, and future.

As provinces push back on federal carbon pricing, short-term savings could mask long-term costs. This piece breaks down the economic, legal, and environmental stakes behind the rollback — and why it may cost more than it saves.

King Charles’s visit to Canada wasn’t just symbolic nostalgia — it was a carefully timed act of civic affirmation. Amid foreign rhetoric questioning Canadian sovereignty, the monarchy’s presence served not to dazzle, but to quietly remind us that Canada’s institutions still work — and sometimes, quiet structure speaks loudest.

What King Charles’s visit revealed about Canada, the Crown, and quiet power. A rare moment where symbolism carried more weight than speeches.

No spring budget. No panic. While critics yell “no plan,” Carney’s betting on better timing, deeper prep, and fewer slogans.

The Conservatives want a million new votes. But when the plan is all slogans and no substance, who’s really winning?

He’s loud, he’s everywhere, and after 20 years, he’s still offering slogans instead of solutions. Is that really the leadership Canada needs?

Twenty years in politics, nothing built, nothing fixed, and not even his own seat secured. So why does the loudest voice always have the least to show for it?