Former Canadian Army Colonel Lays Out a Path to Rebuilding the CAF

Alberta separatism is often dismissed – even within the province itself – as the domain of a few deluded rural hardliners. But the sentiment and

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U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade policy may be chaotic and punitive, but he’s right about one thing: Canada’s agricultural supply management system has to go.

We’ve long been told that science and religion occupy two incompatible poles – one of reason and fact, the other of faith, superstition and even

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