But the country cannot build everything simultaneously. Nor are all projects equally important to what the economy needs next ...
I thought of the Tomatometer on Friday, when the Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded its 2026 Peace Prize to Navi Pillay, the ...
Pipeline plans are moving fast—but is Canada leaving Indigenous nations behind? A closer look at what's missing from the conversation.
Prime Minister Mark Carney meets with President of China Xi Jinping at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. Sean ...
Carney is urging Albertans to reject separatism, but is Ottawa actually winning hearts and minds in Alberta? Critics aren't ...
The Hub’s mission is to create and curate news, analysis, and insights about a dynamic and better future for Canada in a ...
Alberta doesn't need to leave Canada to get what it wants—it needs to renegotiate the deal. Here's the $630-billion case for ...
In their book If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies, two well-known artificial intelligence theorists, Eliezer Yudkowsky and ...
The experience left me more convinced that younger Canadians need to run for office, including for positions they may not be ...
We asked Hub readers whether public dollars should fund big infrastructure. Their answers reveal a surprising split on how ...
Conservative MPs pressed to recoup funds paid to five ineligible projects while Liberals said an independent board and legal counsel advised against it.
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