Opinion

Even after huge gains in AI stocks, productivity gains from advanced chips and AI tools could drive another phase of growth in 2026.

Film critic Richard Crouse offers his take on Paramount's hostile bid for Warner Bros. after Netflix's announcement that it would acquire the studio in one of the biggest media deals of the decade.

Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew breaks down the key factors Canadians should consider when selecting a bank account, from ATM access and fees to the pros and cons of big banks, credit unions, and online-only institutions.

A recent TD Bank survey found 39 per cent of Canadians use their tax free savings accounts (TFSAs) to hold cash rather than investing

Political analyst Sharan Kaur argues that critics of Prime Minister Mark Carney's approach are clinging to outdated optics from the Trudeau era. Drawing on her five years in the Trudeau government, she says effective policy for women matters more than performative labels and branding.

Former cabinet minister James Moore argues that Danielle Smith demonstrated rare political courage by partnering with Prime Minister Mark Carney on an energy agreement that advances Alberta's interests — even when it meant facing down separatist critics at her own party convention.

'Zootopia 2' picks up immediately after the events of the first film, the 2016 Oscar Award-winning animated hit 'Zootopia,' with a mishmash of puns, old-school movie references and plenty of action.

While achieving true financial freedom has certainly become more challenging, it’s not impossible, writes personal finance contributor Christopher Liew.

For months the Trump administration weaponized tariffs, bullying nations into submission on faux-trade deals. Perhaps none felt the brunt more seismically than its northern neighbour and closest ally, Canada, writes Washington political analyst Eric Ham.

Political analyst Sharan Kaur argues that U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance and Canadian politicians who blame multiculturalism for economic stagnation are dangerously wrong, pointing out that immigrants have been essential to building Canada's economy.

With interest rates still high and living costs squeezing household budgets, personal finance contributor Christopher Liew gives advice on whether refinancing or consolidating your debt could put you in a better position.

The much-anticipated “Wicked: For Good,” based on act two of the 2003 Broadway musical by Stephen Schwartz and Winnie Holzman, picks up the story years after the events of last year’s “Wicked.”

Nearly 28 years after the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, the public is still asking who failed her, writes royal commentator Afua Hagan.

This personal finance column by Christopher Liew offers some advice on how to pay off your debt without sacrificing your happiness or a social life.

Political analyst and former cabinet minister James Moore speculates on what could happen f this 45th Parliament were to shrink down to a 1-seat margin, the agendas that could surface could be endless.