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In 1942, you could see the government taking over the car industry and telling it what to produce. In peacetime in 2023 thats crazy. Read on

An abrupt end to four days of penny-pinching discussion landed on a 2.85 per cent increase to the 2024 mill rate.

Making the decision that a person needs to enter a long-term care home is emotionally difficult for individuals and families.

Tax expert Kim Moodys wish list for Santa includes a good dose of positive tax changes for all — Canadians need it. Keep reading.

Canadas popular history distorts the actual evidence to produce a cadre of aged villains marked for censure and deletion. Read more.

More Canadian employees are adopting AI and reaping outsized gains in the quality and quantity of their work as how we work shifts. Read on.

"It seems fair to ask if Regina really needs more divisive politicking between extremes of left and right," writes Rick August.

Its going to be cloudy and windy for most of the day today, with mild temperatures and a chance of snow off and on all day.

Housing market downturn is expected to run into 2024, but the spring could be a turning point. Here are five things to watch

Canada’s annual inflation rate grew by 3.1% on a yearly basis in November, matching October’s growth rate and defying expectations. Read on.