This country is terrible at transporting goods. The solution: more ports, more highways, more railroads.

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If government science becomes a political football, ministers’ demand for science advice, and the need for government scientists, will decline.

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For decades, Canada lived a charmed existence. We’d assumed the U.S. would always be there, that NATO would last forever, that Russia was a manageable threat and that China’s interest in the Arctic ...

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The deep-fried olives are stuffed with Spam—a nod to the canned meats the Canadian government rationed out to First Nations ...