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If the entire supply of new central air conditioners was replaced with heat pumps starting in 2025, it would mean cumulative energy bill savings of $10.4 billion across Canada by 2035.

Younger voters dislike the prime minister much more than they do the Liberal party as a whole

Younger voters dislike the prime minister much more than they do the Liberal party as a whole

The Liberal cabinet will hear today from the authors of a recent report that pitched the federal government a strategy to get more rental units built — recommendations the housing minister isn't ruling out as policy options.

The Canadian news industry is in a dire spot. the industry continues to see layoffs at companies big and small, and the impact of Bill C-18.

As cabinet ministers convene in P.E.I. for a series of meetings largely focused on housing, the federal minister overseeing the file admits a lack of affordability has reached a crisis level for many Canadians.

Recent polling shows housing affordability is a major issue for Canadians

The Trudeau government’s re-election hopes may depend to a large extent on whether they can recapture the promise of economic security implicit in the “middle class” message that brought the Liberals to power in 2015.

It’s no secret that Canadians are struggling. Between the rising cost of living, the lack of affordable housing and the strained healthcare system, many are…

International aid is smart investment and the Canadian thing to do