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  • Letters, Sept. 13, 2026: Let’s hear it for the heroes’. 13 Sep 2026 

    Heroes, all As we all move on from the 25th anniversary of 9/11, I think it’s more than appropriate we all take the time to acknowledge and appreciate the critical services provided without hesitation by fire, police and EMS. I think much of the general public cannot possibly relate to the unimaginable situations and encounters […]

  • Letters, Sept. 12, 2026: ‘Team Canada could use Danielle Smith’. 12 Sep 2026 

    Paging Danielle Smith Canada’s strongest politician, toughest negotiator and most articulate Canadian spokesperson was left off of Team Canada for purely ideological reasons. Canada would not be experiencing the current horror show of crumbling industries, laid-off workers and the higher consumer prices due to the consequences of no deal, with our largest trading partner, the […]

  • Letters, Sept. 11, 2026: ‘City hall has transparency issues’. 11 Sep 2026 

    Transparency issues I believe most Calgarians would applaud councillor (Landon) Johnson’s stand on open and transparency in council budget deliberations. I also believe Mayor (Jeromy) Farkas is upset because he and a spending council were caught pre-approving a 15.5% tax increase before deliberations even began. Now Farkas has passed the buck to the province, hoping […]

  • Letters, Sept. 10, 2026: ‘Nothing wrong with transparency at city hall’. 10 Sep 2026 

    Transparency, please What’s wrong with Calgarians knowing which city departments are asking for absurd budget increases and which are not? What’s wrong with knowing which councillors are in agreement with absurd requests and which ones are not. Transparency is not something that can be dolled out when it only suits those we’ve elected. The erasure […]

  • JAY GOLDBERG: Counter-tariffs don’t work – just look at history. 9 Sep 2026 

    Are Canadians really prepared to deal with higher prices for at least the next two-and-a-half years, while Trump is still in office, simply because there’s a desire to hit back at Trump over his protectionism?

  • Letters, Sept. 9, 2026: ‘Heat is on Stamps bench boss’. 9 Sep 2026 

    Dave’s time is done It’s getting embarrassing watching the many ways (head coach Dave Dickenson) coaches the Stampeders to a loss. Hopefully, management will put him out of his misery sooner than later! BOB FREEMAN (It’s been a disappointing season. Dickenson must be feeling the heat) Sickening sycophant U.S. enjoy Steve Witkoff serving up a […]


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  • The trade war has created a boom for lobbyists. 11 Sep 2026 

    Personal connections have always mattered when it comes to political lobbying, but as the trade war ramps up, and global interests try to influence U.S. policy as set by U.S. President Donald Trump, industry sources told The Globe that those connections at the executive level matter now more than ever.Today, Irene Galea is on the show. She’s a business reporter for The Globe, and she was in Wash

  • What the current bond market turmoil says about the economy. 10 Sep 2026 

    Scary bond market headlines – warnings of an impending financial crisis – have been in the news for weeks now thanks to a rise in U.S. Treasury yields. This market is the bedrock for much of the global financial system and changes in it can ripple across governments and companies and right into people’s bank accounts.Scott Barlow is a columnist for Globe Investor. He explains the worry about

  • The trade war is heating up. So is foreign investment in Canada. 9 Sep 2026 

    With Canada’s countertariffs coming into effect on roughly $28-billion worth of U.S. goods on Tuesday, the trade war between Canada and the U.S. is heating up. With neither side indicating whether they plan to return to the negotiating table anytime soon, we wanted to look at how Carney’s goal to drum up foreign investment is going.Tim Shufelt is the Globe’s investment reporter. He’s here

  • Violence against teachers is surging. 8 Sep 2026 

    A growing and worrying trend is happening in Canadian schools – student violence against teachers is on the rise. Data from school boards across Canada supports this finding, with one study finding that the modern-day classroom is a hazardous workplace. But the reasons why violence is more common are complex, and educators, school boards and unions aren’t always in agreement on how to fix it.D

  • Canadian professors on how AI is changing education. 4 Sep 2026 

    A big issue hangs over university students and professors, and that’s artificial intelligence. There are some rules and guidelines, but professors are largely left on their own to determine how much they want to adopt AI or not – and that’s created a wide range of opinions.Today, we hear from five Canadian university professors about how they’re thinking about education and students in the

  • A pediatric emergency physician on the risks of e-scooters. 3 Sep 2026 

    The popularity of e-scooters on Canadian roads has exploded in recent years. But new data from health officials and the Canadian Paediatric Society shows that the risks of e-scooters can lead to hospitalization and death. Has policy and regulation kept up with how readily available the transportation has become? Dr. Daniel Rosenfield, pediatric emergency physician at SickKids Hospital in Toronto a


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