ADAMS: With a straight face, could Poilievre or Singh have taken that stage?
On seriousness, statecraft, and the difference between slogans and leadership.
Economy
Coverage of economic policy and performance in Canada and abroad, focusing on fiscal and monetary policy, markets, labour, trade, and how economic decisions shape government policy and everyday life.
ADAMS: Free Trade requires good faith, CUSMA no longer has it
Free Trade is not appeasement, and CUSMA is no longer a Free Trade deal
Fusion Kitchen owners left waiting as Enbridge delays stall Downtown Oshawa business
A fully built restaurant, months of delays, and a system that treats entrepreneurs as expendable
ADAMS: Doug Ford's whiskey theatre won't hide Ontario's jobs crisis
A bottle-smashing publicity stunt won't bring back the hundreds of jobs lost under Ford’s watch.
ADAMS: Pipeline to nowhere: Carney's political theatre leaves Albertans holding the bag
The MOU builds confusion, delays climate action, and hands Danielle Smith the political theatre she thrives on while Albertans pay the price.
ADAMS: Why Michelle Rempel Garner has it wrong on Jus Soli
Rempel Garner’s proposal to end birthright citizenship misunderstands both the principle of equality before the law and the very purpose of Canadian citizenship itself.
Meet the candidates: Yves Engler
With Socialist Caucus support, Engler stakes out the far left of the NDP leadership race
ADAMS: Doug Ford says Gen Z isn't trying hard enough. I've been trying for three years.
I've applied everywhere, from fast food joints to retail counters, for three years. The real problem is the political aristocracy that has broken the job market.
ADAMS: #Mansiongate: The grift at Stornoway
Pierre Poilievre lost his seat, but kept the mansion. Now taxpayers are footing the bill for his lavish lifestyle.
ADAMS: While Poilievre and Singh rant, Common Sense Carney builds
In a sweeping policy reveal, the new Prime Minister shifts from carbon tax repeal to an ambitious housing plan that Canadians are starting to see as the first real solution in years.
ADAMS: Conservatives Hypocritically Vote Against National School Food Program Act
If the Conservatives won’t even study how to help hungry children, who are they actually fighting for?