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The Liberal government says changes to the capital gains tax will only affect less than one per cent of Canadians and generate nearly $20 billion in new revenue. We asked an economist how accurate that is.

The Liberal government says changes to the capital gains tax will only affect less than one per cent of Canadians and generate nearly $20 billion in new revenue. We asked an economist how accurate that is.

It will feature modern designs that will complement Old Montreal's architectural landscape

The complex will house PSPC's courts, which are currently located on leased property.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is promising a 'banner year' for the province's auto sector, which his economic development minister says will include a focus on spinoff EV sector jobs.

Predicting when artificial intelligence could outsmart humans is a complicated task, and experts disagree on the answer.

Last week, South Africa requested the International Court of Justice (ICJ) at The Hague make an urgent order declaring Israel in breach of its obligations under the Genocide Convention. As Canadian Dimension columnist Yves Engler argues, Canadians should support this non-violent bid to curtail the apartheid state’s well-documented and undeniable war crimes in Gaza.

The Japanese automaker is looking at multiple potential sites for the plant, including next to an existing automobile factory in Ontario, Nikkei said.

It is the start of a new year for the human species on Planet Earth. Is this a time for optimism or pessimism? Should we look forward to 2024 with hope or dread?

One in seven Canadian veterans is living with PTSD. Developing a psychedelics research program for veterans should be a public health priority.