Merit, equity, and the Canadian talent question

The question is not whether standards should remain high, but whether the systems used to recognize merit are broad enough to capture the full range of available talent.

The symbolic vote that signals a deeper shift in North American trade

The Feb. 11 vote in the U.S. Congress shows the free-trade consensus that underpinned the Canada–U.S. relationship is no longer structurally guaranteed.

America’s drug-pricing reset will reverberate far beyond Washington

Countries like Canada could find themselves navigating tighter negotiations and slower access to new therapies.

Libya was a warning, Venezuela is the test

Ethical consistency is not a moral add-on to foreign policy, but a prerequisite for stability, credibility, and long-term economic outcomes.

Why all governments must follow Ontario in scrapping the ‘Canadian experience’ requirement

Ending Canadian experience requirements nationwide would activate talent that already exists within our borders, requiring no new physical infrastructure, no new recruitment campaigns, and no major public expenditure.

Black and racialized Canadians could be a powerful force in this election if they harness the power of block voting

Communities voting around shared interests has helped shape American electoral outcomes for decades, but its potential has not been fully realized in Canada.