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POLITICSSUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 20261 min read

The Tariff War That Wouldn't End: Inside Canada's Longest Trade Fight

The Tariff War That Wouldn't End: Inside Canada's Longest Trade Fight

Eighteen months after the first tariffs landed, the fight with Washington has not ended so much as changed shape. What began as an emergency measure is now the permanent weather of the Canadian economy.

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POLITICSFRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 20261 min read

The Housing Gap: Why Ottawa's Math Keeps Coming Up Short

The Housing Gap: Why Ottawa's Math Keeps Coming Up Short

Canada ranks among the lowest of the developed world for housing affordability. Every government promises to fix it. Here is why the gap keeps widening, and what the numbers actually show.

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