Broadcasting report constitutes a stunning overreach: Peter Menzies in the Globe and Mail
The Broadcasting and Telecommunications Legislative Review Panel opted for making the internet and all of its subscribers pay – with their wallets and...
Iran’s Fawning Western Apologists: Kaveh Shahrooz in Quillette
It is true that war brings out the blinkered jingoism of the right. But it also brings out the inverted racism that has...
2019 may have been a new dawn for hope and revolution: Richard Owens in the Financial Post
On a grander scale there is much to be grateful for from 2019. Hope and revolution are in the air, writes Richard Owens. ...
Don’t reject change — manage its effects: Jack Mintz in Financial Post
How well we handle change is critical — it could mean either social progress or misery. Our challenge is to take advantage of...
On The Frontline of Populism in Europe: Straight Talk with Michael Ignatieff
OTTAWA, ON (December 31, 2019): Almost 30 years ago, following the fall of the Berlin Wall, democracy seemed to stride across the world,...
Should Canada ban non-residents from buying homes? No: Philip Cross in the Toronto Star
Unfortunately, taxing or even banning non-residents from buying homes hardly addresses the real reasons behind soaring house prices and in practice is not...
Ep. 38 - Understanding The Rising Tide of Populism with Michael Ignatieff and Marcus Kolga
In the latest episode of Pod Bless Canada, MLI Senior Fellow Marcus Kolga was joined by historian, political scientist, former Liberal Party of...
Why conservatives are grateful for the society we have: Brian Lee Crowley in the National Post
Conservatives do not think society is perfect; rather, imperfections signal that incremental adjustments that promise genuine improvements without endangering the gains of the...
Canadian TV production is making the wrong kind of shows and falling behind: Jill Golick for the Star
Creators and producers would welcome a policy that centres on content creation rather than broadcaster protection. This would incubate and support new Canadian...
The Middle Class in 2019: Sean Speer on the Agenda
In the federal election campaign, politicians from all parties are trying to convince Canadians they will champion the middle class and make their...
