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Thanks to soaring housing costs, a generation of twentysomethings are still in their childhood bedrooms—with no plans to leave anytime soon.
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The #BuyCanadian craze is well underway. Made In CA, a website dedicated to helping consumers find local brands, now pulls in hundreds of user submissions a day.
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Canada’s response to Trump must be about more than placating him, writes Robert Schertzer. It’s time, he adds, to revive our own nationalism.
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There’s no handbook for rooming with someone whose butt you used to wipe. But it’s the reality for parents of kids forced back home by skyrocketing rents and a tough economy.
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Canadians don't know if—or when—the tariff hammer will fall. Either way, @asa_mckercher says, Trump is no free trader, so Canada's true task in this moment is to safeguard its economy.
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As Canadians grapple with astronomical grocery prices, food banks are facing a deluge of need. Here, Ottawa Food Bank CEO Rachael Wilson describes the dire conditions inside her bank's warehouse.
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Thanks to soaring housing costs, a generation of twentysomethings are still in their childhood bedrooms—with no plans to leave anytime soon.
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Canadians don't know if—or when—the tariff hammer will fall. Either way, @asa_mckercher says, Trump is no free trader, so Canada's true task in this moment is to safeguard its economy.
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There’s no handbook for rooming with someone whose butt you used to wipe. But it’s the reality for parents of kids forced back home by skyrocketing rents and a tough economy.
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Tired of doomscrolling? Chris Abraham, the artistic director of Crow’s Theatre in Toronto, has the solution: put your phone down and go see a play.
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Canada’s response to Trump must be about more than placating him, writes Robert Schertzer. It’s time, he adds, to revive our own nationalism.
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Nadeem Al Ghazal repaired war-torn homes in Lebanon. Now he's joined the fight against Canada’s housing crisis, overseeing a 19-acre housing development in Brampton, Ontario.
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Tired of doomscrolling? Chris Abraham, the artistic director of Crow’s Theatre in Toronto, has the solution: put your phone down and go see a play.
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As Canadians grapple with astronomical grocery prices, food banks are facing a deluge of need. Here, Ottawa Food Bank CEO Rachael Wilson describes the dire conditions inside her bank's warehouse.
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Canada’s response to Trump must be about more than placating him, writes Robert Schertzer. It’s time, he adds, to revive our own nationalism.
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