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The Canada-Cuba relationship has always been a test of sovereignty
Playing the “Cuba card” has allowed for Canada to assert an independent foreign policy from the United States. It’s time to play it again.
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Data centres in space are a bad idea
Unpacking the wide array of problems with Silicon Valley’s latest fantasy
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The end of Pearson’s dream: The devastating impact of federal cuts on international aid
Planned cuts will shift Canada’s foreign policy away from peacekeeping and development to self-interested trade and defence
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Canadians oppose the Middle East war. The federal government doesn’t
Canada has consistently refused to condemn the illegal and aggressive actions of the United States against the rest of the world
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“Critical minerals” strategy is going down a cynical road
As the U.S. and China compete for control of strategic minerals and technology, Canada should prioritize climate action over geopolitics.
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Do trade deals put public health care up for sale?
Alberta’s promised two-tier transition comes with unacknowledged threats from trade and investment agreements.
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Mexico’s CUSMA consultations show alignments with Canada
Business overwhelmingly backs the trade pact but with tensions related to tariffs, dispute panels, labour enforcement and Asian imports
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Where is the Mexican right wing?
Book Review: The Right Doesn’t exist (But there it is) by Alex González Ormerod
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Canada cuts AIDS funding while keeping support for cinnamon supply
Canada’s new approach to international development has a bizarre set of priorities
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U.S. Supreme Court complicates—but does not end—Trump’s trade war
Impacts on Canada, Mexico and the CUSMA review
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Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace” is anything but
Canada should stay far, far away from Trump’s latest attempt to upend the world order
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After Venezuela and Greenland, is Canada on the U.S. target list?
Beginning with their kidnapping of Venezuela’s president, the United States has spent 2026 so far rampaging across the world.
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