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Three flags—the United States, Canada, and Quebec—fly in front of the church of St-Georges building on an overcast day in a small town.

Quebec’s Beaucerons ain’t afraid of no trade war

By Martin Patriquin

A wide view of a coastal city and harbor bordered by hills, with various ships docked along the waterfront under a hazy sky.

The world could learn a thing or two from Newfoundland’s tech scene

By Catherine McIntyre

An illustration of Pierre Poilievre wearing a blue suit with an open-necked shirt, with the outlines of the House of Commons foyer in a blue background. His glasses are in his jacket pocket.

Pierre Poilievre’s 25-year quest to make Canadians see things his way

By Laura Osman

A sketch-style illustration of Mark Carney in a dark suite against a backrop of a stock or financial-data chart. The red line on the chart forms a maple leaf on the right side of Carney.

Meet the real Mark Carney

By David Reevely

A construction worker wearing a safety vest carries a wooden ladder at an urban construction site with office buildings in the background.

Halifax’s house-building boom is a warning for all of Canada

By Catherine McIntyre

A view of the town of Nain in Newfoundland. Colourful houses are seen nestled between a mountain and a partially frozen body of water.

In Canada’s North, communities reckon with a melting world

By Rhiannon Russell

An aerial shot of an upstate New York city against a flat, grey sky.

These U.S. towns on the front line of Trump’s trade war are already feeling the pain

By Joanna Smith and Anita Balakrishnan

Freight train with colorful shipping containers travels through a grassy, hilly landscape on a clear day.

Inside the great untangling of Canada’s internal trade mess

By Catherine McIntyre and Joanna Smith

A red-brick Ubisoft building in Montreal.

Quebec’s game industry is hurting. Insiders say the government is making things worse

By Brendan Sinclair

The real reason behind Toronto’s giant, empty offices

By Kelli María Korducki