At a time when public debate often rewards disruption and division, D. Allan Bromley’s career reminds us of the value of another approach: the patient work of building trust, sustaining institutions, and finding common ground among people and countries with shared interests. Read full story

What’s missing from recommendations in a recent Senate committee report is any investment in independent local news outlets. These are the broadcasters and publications deeply rooted in their regions. Read full story

'We were told that culture would not be a bargaining chip in the discussions regarding CUSMA,' says Marie-Julie Desrochers of the Coalition for the Diversity of Cultural Expression, but 'it appears that it has become one.' Read full story

Self-represented litigants are a large share of cases where AI-fabricated information has been documented before Canadian courts. They need to be part of our AI literacy efforts. Read full story

The idea of having a prime ministerial residence worthy of pride and respect befits the endeavour of unity. Read full story

Execution will determine whether this strategy becomes a turning point or another missed opportunity for a more ambitious and prosperous Canada. Read full story

Articulating the strengths and weaknesses of our country seems pertinent as this year our celebration of Confederation takes place while two provinces contemplate leaving. Read full story

As AI-generated content becomes cheaper and more realistic, strategists warn disclosure requirements alone won't preserve public trust. Read full story

Now back in their ridings after the spring sitting, MPs across the country are getting ready to celebrate Canada Day with their constituents. Read full story

Canada’s recently released nuclear energy strategy sets goals including construction of up to 10 new large nuclear reactors over the next 15 years, as well as a doubling of uranium exports. Read full story