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March 28th 2025

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Growing Canada’s population isn’t radical — it’s essential The combination of an aging population and declining birth rates is leading Canada, like every other developed nation on earth, into a demographic death trap. Could a larger population offer a way out of it? Max Fawcett Opinion, Politics \| March 28th 2025

First Nations’ wildfire strategies save homes. Why aren't they supported? The Little Red River Cree Nation’s traditional firefighting practices have shaped Alberta’s strategies, but gaps in resources and recognition persist as the 2025 wildfire season looms. Sonal Gupta News \| March 28th 2025

The disinformation call is coming from right next door When we think of the risk of foreign disinformation, it's time to start considering our neighbour to the south. Gary Symons Opinion \| March 28th 2025

Live on March 28: Join CNO reporters for a panel on Canada's future What’s next for Canada? With an election looming, a trade war escalating, and a climate crisis that cannot wait, join Canada's National Observer’s journalists live on March 28 to unpack this critical moment and what it means for the country's future. Tim Lam News \| March 20th 2025

What is EV maker BYD and can its batteries really charge in five minutes? The Chinese carmaker’s shares have jumped as investors speculated it could outdo Elon Musk’s Tesla Jasper Jolly News \| March 28th 2025

New U.S. auto tariffs will raise costs and devastate Canadian sector: industry Shares of Ford, General Motors and Stellantis all slid in after-hours trading. Rosa Saba News, US News, Politics \| March 27th 2025

What consumers will notice as the carbon price ends Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy.com, said Canadians should see a “pretty sizable rollback” in fuel prices within 24 hours of the retail carbon charge being removed. Lauren Krugel News \| March 27th 2025

Carney says Trump's office has reached out to book a trade call It would be the first phone conversation between the Canadian and American leaders since Mark Carney was sworn in as prime minister earlier this month. Kelly Geraldine Malone, Liam Casey News \| March 27th 2025

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