Can the CBC survive without government subsidies? Peter Copeland and Peter Menzies
Can the CBC survive without government subsidies? Peter Copeland and Peter Menzies
Madison didn’t predict the market as the last check on power: Jerome Gessaroli in The Daily Economy

How stocks, bonds, other markets have fared so far in 2025 [Video]

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Global financial markets have been turned upside down this year by President Donald Trump’s burgeoning trade war. Markets are not in full panic, but the double-digit declines in major U.S. stock indexes are testing nerves.U.S. markets had been on a two-year tear coming into 2025, though many believed that stock prices had become overinflated. Trump’s trade war pushed that sentiment into hyperdrive. The S&P 500 has tumbled more than 12%, and U.S. markets are being outpaced in Europe, Asia, and just about everywhere else.Trading in traditional “safe havens” like U.S. Treasurys and the dollar has become erratic and unpredictable. On Monday, the dollar struck a three-year low and U.S. Treasury yields have been soaring. Typically, yields would fall as investors seek a safe place to park their money. U.S. Treasurys no longer appear to provide the shelter they once did.Only gold, a commodity traded internationally, has maintained its reputation as …

The Rebirth of Antisemitism in the 21st Century: David Hirsh in conversation with Casey Babb
The Rebirth of Antisemitism in the 21st Century: David Hirsh in conversation with Casey Babb
Government subsidies for Canada’s media were supposed to be temporary, but they keep on growing—and could be here to stay: Dave Snow in The Hub