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Labour’s future in developed world not as bleak as imagined

Five reasons Canada’s Digital Charter will be a bust before it even gets going

Liberals want to build their campaign around pharmacare, but ignore where drugs would end up

Fred Roeder and David Clement

Why Canada saw a 60% increase in foreign direct investment last year

Andrew Scheer’s balanced-budget pledge is a wish without a plan

David Parkinson

David Parkinson

Actually, this federal government has raised taxes on Canada’s middle class

Jake Fuss and Milagros Palacios

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Canada’s digital charter represents a sea change in privacy law, but several unaddressed issues remain

As the U.S. frets over its publicly traded companies, Canada’s seem to be thriving

Michel Kelly-Gagnon and Peter St. Onge

A ‘made in Canada’ approach is the best way forward to an open banking system

Interprovincial trade barriers are choking Canada’s burgeoning wine, beer and spirits industry: it’s time for ministers to act

Alberta needs a provincial sales tax more than ever

Women deserve fair workplaces

Air Canada’s takeover of Transat would sharply reduce competition on key overseas routes

Kevin Bryan, Ambarish Chandra and Mara Lederman

The U.S., China and the proxy war for tech supremacy

Businesses have an essential place in reconciliation

National Chief Robert Bertrand

If we fail to measure the digital economy, we risk misreading the future

Danielle Goldfarb

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Growing list of economic good news complicates Bank of Canada’s interest-rate outlook

David Parkinson

David Parkinson

The benefits of benefit corporations

Unlike Trump, China can afford to play the long game on trade

Andrei Sulzenko

With WestJet deal, Onex’s Schwartz again goes to battle with Air Canada’s Rovinescu

Konrad Yakabuski

Konrad Yakabuski

Canadian investors need to stop suing foreign governments over environmental-friendly policies

Hadrian Mertins-Kirkwood

Onex deal for WestJet is a Buffett bet on aviation

Our politics is suffering from analysis paralysis and the illusion of action

University education is ripe for disruption

Stephen Elop and Ishwar Puri

Breaking up is hard to do when you’re Big Tech

Money alone won’t fix Uber drivers’ problems

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Can Uber, Lyft treat drivers better, and make money?

Health Canada shows, again, that it can’t properly regulate cannabis

To bridge the sides of the tech revolution gap, we need to rethink education at all levels

Bank of Canada’s Poloz’s housing musings speak to the bank’s biggest risk factor

David Parkinson

David Parkinson

Canada’s trade reality: stuck between a rock and a hard place

Possible Air Transat takeover leaves Quebec Premier Legault with a head vs. heart dilemma

Konrad Yakabuski

Konrad Yakabuski

Ontario is finally regulating the terms financial planner and financial adviser, to the benefit of everyone

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The quantum threat to cybersecurity: Danger meets opportunity

Tiff Macklem, Michele Mosca, Brian O’Higgins

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The digital economy is starting to lay waste to regulations that protect consumers

Why Canada needs U.S. tech giants in our backyard