CHARBONNEAU – Canada needs its own trusted-traveller program
IT MAKES NO SENSE that Canadians need approval from a foreign country to be trusted to fly within their own country, or to countries other than the U.S. Yet, that’s what [Continue]
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EDITORIAL – Farewell to spring and fall time changes, we’re sad to see you go
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. THIS SATURDAY NIGHT, we’ll set our clocks ahead one hour, and wake up Sunday an hour earlier than usual. It will be a darker morning [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Half say it’s the ‘right’ time for trade talks with India
Favourability towards India unchanged from prior to thawing of diplomatic relations under Carney By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE March 1, 2026 – Prime Minister Mark Carney’s [Continue]
JOHNSON – How ‘notwithstanding’ has become a ticking legislative time bomb
THE SUPREME COURT of Canada is to hear a case that affects the rights of all Canadians. It’s a battle about who should have the last word when it comes to fundamental [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Can AI griefbots help in mourning lost loved ones?
FOR BETTER OR WORSE, hundreds of millions of people interact with fictional AI companions daily. They are beguiled by the ability of generative AI to produce human-like [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Why we grieve for our pets as much as for humans
EVERY TIME I’m in Tanner’s old stall, or anywhere near it, as I was this morning, I feel heavy in my heart. Our beautiful buckskin ate there, rested there and, a year ago [Continue]
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