Commentary

For Canada, it’s a new North American free-trade deal with a lot of old North American trade issues.

Donald Trump and Xi Jinping are on a course of mutual harm, if not destruction, in a trade war gaining fuel. But their nuclear episode’s fallout is in our backyard, and there is no hopeful political sign in the making.

In early June, a tweet by Justin Trudeau garnered more than 3,000 “likes” and almost 700 replies.

In one of his candid conversations with Brian Mulroney, author Peter C. Newman gave the sitting prime minister a piece of advice.

When it comes to Canada’s choices of pleasing or displeasing America or China, we are not caught between a rock and a hard place. We are caught under two rocks.

Sixteen years have passed since Ontario’s Court of Appeal issued a decision that effectively legalized same-sex marriage in Canada’s most populous province.

Recently, I had the pleasure of returning to Ottawa to attend a series of meetings with elected officials alongside an impressive delegation of Canadian entrepreneurs.

As the federal election draws near, political platforms will inevitably focus – at least for a few days – on environmental policies.

Employees do not always leave on good terms. The case of Booton vs. Synergy Plumbing and Heating Ltd.

If a local media outlet is a business with a community’s soul, a local sports franchise is a business with a community’s mood.