Separating fact from fiction in a U.S. presidential address is therefore not an exercise in partisan nit-picking. It is an act of civic responsibility. A resilient Canada requires an informed citizenry that understands both the substance and the implications of what is being said in Washington.

Ten Quiet Ways Canadians Can Build Resilience and Hold the Line (TL;DR) Canadians are facing a kind of pressure that doesn’t look like invasion or open conflict. It’s quieter than that—and often more effective. Economic leverage, digital dependence, narrative...