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How will oil markets respond amidst rising tensions in the Middle East?
Fear premium fades as oil markets await Iran's next move
Alcohol consumption in Canada in free fall
Soaring prices and rising taxes push alcohol beyond reach for many Canadians
Leaked files reveal doctors’ doubts about youth gender transition procedures
Experts question whether young patients fully grasp the risks of transitioning
Not all teachers are left-wing ideologues
Despite the one-sided public perception shaped by union leaders
Politics
National
How Canadians lost the rule of law
Judicial and regulatory systems have abandoned the protection of rights and justice
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The love affair that shaped the First World War
New book unveils the scandalous affair that altered Britain’s path to war
What we can learn from the fall of Carthage
BOOKS: Some conquests wiped out entire cultures and populations, leading to the collapse of their civilizations
Intense physical activity in sports could lead to long-term health issues for women
Missed periods can lead to pregnancy complications and heart disease
How Second World War vets brought military precision to the workplace
They harnessed the skills they learned in uniform to transform post-war industries
It’s time to legalize raw milk
The current prohibition is driven solely by the dairy lobby’s self-interest
Danny Jansen’s history-making moment in baseball
He is the first player in history to play for two teams in the same game
U.S. firm’s grip on Banff and Jasper national parks sparks outrage
Firm’s monopoly sparking debate and competition concerns
The 2010 Honda Ridgeline stands the test of time
Proven reliability and smart design keep 2010 Honda Ridgeline pickup popular year after year
Your Money
Trick or treat? Shrinkflation haunts Halloween candy aisles
Shrinkflation is taking a bite out of your candy supply, and pocketbook
Careers/HR
Workplace incompetence spans the generations
Criticizing the work ethic of younger generations is misplaced. Workplace competence has always been a challenge
Editor's Picks
An independent fiscal review of Canada’s finances is imperative
Soaring debt and persistent deficits demand immediate action
Science/Tech
Is your Excel application crashing regularly?
Enhance the reliability of your Excel workbooks with these practical steps
Interviews
It is time to tame Canada’s ballooning bureaucracy
Preston Manning tells us how we can rein it in
