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As Canadians grapple with a fraying economy, we need to get serious about freeing up interprovincial trade once and for all.

Columnist Bill Selnes write about why the Montreal Alouettes lost 41-20 on July 2 rather than why the Saskatchewan Roughriders won.

It is vital to remember how the Indigenous people walked on and cared for this land thousands of years before the settlers came. Reconciliation is important. It is also vital to remember that God’s love is for everyone. Inclusion is important.

Drastic changes are needed. Millions of Canadians on wait lists know that. Why don't politicians?

Concerns about inflation, real estate and gas prices have made Canadians uneasy about what Ottawa can do for them.

Canadian oil and gas can be the global solution for reliable, affordable, environmentally responsible energy supply.

The Trudeau government needs to think through some of its ill-timed policies that will make food even more expensive.

The June 23 game, which the Saskatchewan Riders lost 37-13, reinforced the benefit of one team (the Montreal Alouettes) having seven days between games and the other team (Saskatchewan) having five days, said columnist Bill Selnes.

Canadians' perceptions about what makes them proud have changed moderately when compared to 2021 – with a few glaring exceptions.

Faster drill times, alternative fuels and batteries, and engine automation are just the beginning. The industry keeps evolving and innovating.