TLDR: Canada-EU relations are growing closer, but could Eurovision help turn that goodwill into lasting integration? University of Calgary historian Petra Dolata examines why...
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...