Prime Minister Mark Carney says he has considered the possibility of American military action against Canada, and that the Canadian Armed Forces had examined...
TLDR: A U.S. invasion of Canada remains unlikely, but what could the country do if it happened? Political scientists Aisha Ahmad and Jeremy Wildeman...
TLDR: Music programs help sustain local music scenes by training musicians and connecting them with venues, festivals and industry professionals. Their closure could leave...
TLDR: AI music lawsuits are raising new questions about copyright, artist livelihoods and the growing influence of U.S. tech companies on Canadian music. A...
TLDR: The escalating tariffs targeting Canada under Trump may have less to do with economics than a larger geopolitical strategy. A University of Saskatchewan...
TLDR: AI-powered policing is raising concerns about bias, unreliable evidence and privacy, putting public trust in law enforcement at risk. Since the release of...
TLDR: Grassroots soccer in Canada is creating community far beyond the World Cup spotlight. In Guelph, informal pickup games bring newcomers, students and longtime...
TLDR: As the World Cup final approaches on July 19, Canada’s breakthrough tournament offers a reminder that the country’s soccer culture was already thriving....
TLDR: University of Waterloo researchers Cary Foo and Luke Potwarka examine how Canada’s World Cup run can complicate national identity for fans with ties...