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Entrepreneurs need to know when to call it quits
Persistence is important, but sometimes quitting is the smartest move
Alcohol consumption in Canada in free fall
Soaring prices and rising taxes push alcohol beyond reach for many Canadians
Research aims to boost mental health support for farmers
People who own, operate or work on a farm have higher suicide rates compared to most other occupations
Not all teachers are left-wing ideologues
Despite the one-sided public perception shaped by union leaders
Politics
National
BC must act fast to capitalize on the critical minerals boom
Cutting red tape and resolving land claims are key if BC is to take advantage of critical minerals mining
Business
National
The top 5 sales blunders that could be hurting your business
These blunders can cause your business to lose sales, customers, and revenue
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Truman Capote is a literary influence for the ages
He left a lasting mark on how storytelling and journalism intersect even today
How extraterrestrials took over our culture
Space historian Robert Smith explores humanity’s long-standing alien fascination
Six tips for staying safe on an e-scooter
Following these safety tips will help you avoid accidents and injuries
Adults can behave worse than babies
Patience, compassion, or even humour can defuse tension and create a more positive environment
Thank Trudeau’s carbon tax for surging heating bills
Average Ontario household faces an extra $381 cost
Danny Jansen’s history-making moment in baseball
He is the first player in history to play for two teams in the same game
U.S. firm tightens grip on Banff and Jasper national parks
They’re now a U.S. company’s money-making playground
The 2018 Volkswagen Passat GT a sporty and practical choice
Still competes well with newer models in the mid-size sedan market
Education
Are today’s “progressives” really progressive?
Today’s self-described “progressives” are progressive in name only
Your Money
Canada’s federal debt doubles to $1.2 trillion under Trudeau
Canadian debt crisis: Trudeau burdening future generations with interest costs and higher taxes
Careers/HR
Navigating the road from work to retirement
Whether an employee or a business owner, finding meaning in your work will replace any desire to retire ealy
Editor's Picks
Poilievre’s confrontational style is chipping away at Canada’s political standards
Contributing to a negative shift in the tone and quality of political discourse in Canada
Science/Tech
The unintended consequences of technological progress
How breakthrough technologies bring both promise and peril to society
Interviews
It is time to tame Canada’s ballooning bureaucracy
Preston Manning tells us how we can rein it in
