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A man in a blue shirt holding a bullhorn raises a fist in the air. A crowd of people surrounding him hold signs with union slogans on them, many raising their fists as well.

The Air Canada strike raises difficult questions about labour relations

By Brendan Sinclair

Most of you don’t like the latest return-to-office push

By Emma Buchanan

The tail of an Air Canada plane is seen through the window of a seating area at Toronto’s Pearson airport.

How bad are Canadian airlines? Very bad, according to you

By Brendan Sinclair

A dump truck unloads rubble while an excavator moves rocks at a construction site with partially built houses in the background.

Most of you think Canada has a productivity crisis—but there’s hope it can be fixed soon

By Emma Buchanan

A protestor in Ottawa holds a flag with a Canadian flag on one side and an American flag on the other. The protester is in silhouette, but light shining through the flag makes the US side of the flag visible through the Canadian side.

Two-thirds of you say tariffs have changed the U.S.-Canada relationship forever

By Brendan Sinclair

Prime Minister Mark Carney standing in front of a podium.

Three-quarters of you say Carney is the best candidate to take on Trump

By Emma Buchanan

A sign in front of the American whiskey section at a Vancouver liquor store after American-made products were removed from shelves in February 2025.

Most of you say you’ll keep buying Canadian, tariffs or not

By Emma Buchanan

Dark clouds pass by the Parliament buildings in Ottawa.

Just 39% of you are feeling optimistic about Canada’s future

By Brendan Sinclair

A photo of Cohere co-founders, Ivan Zhang, Aidan Gomez, and Nick Frosst, posing.

Cohere co-founders are The Logic readers’ innovation leaders of 2024

By Sebastian Leck

Elon Musk shrugs with hands out to each side while standing behind a podium microphone, wearing a black baseball cap that says "Make America Great Again."

People might work for a company they don’t agree with—but they won’t buy from them

By Emma Buchanan