ADAMS: Canada must ban betting on our elections
Prediction markets are turning the ballot box into a casino, and Ottawa needs to shut it down
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Prediction markets are turning the ballot box into a casino, and Ottawa needs to shut it down
Critics call Tim Hortons’ Harry Potter collab ‘un-Canadian’ over Rowling’s views on gender identity.
Ottawa paid $6 billion upfront, yet the U.S. gets half the operating profits for 15 years, and a say on toll hikes under a last-minute deal.
As the Toronto mayoral race tightens, the councillor’s policy reversals on street names, drug services, and international flashpoints invite scrutiny over both consistency and cost.
Xbox set to undergo sweeping overhaul as 3,200 jobs disappear and several studios sold.
Bill 110 takes Billy Bishop Airport from Toronto, clears the path for jets without public oversight, and ignores growing local backlash.
Instead of letting prices fall so working people can afford homes, Carney and Eby choose to socialize developers’ losses.
A tariff reduction for Chinese electric vehicles tests whether this government will finally treat its own forced labour rules as binding.
Deal struck during Carney’s Beijing visit raises questions about compliance with Canada’s forced labour laws.
From "Canada is not for sale" to ambitious continental blueprint: Doug Ford’s strategic pivot on trade, defence, critical minerals, and nuclear energy puts pressure on the Carney government