It’s time to talk about a COVID-19 exit strategy: Rob Wildeboer and Ray Pennings in The Hill Times
We’ll need to count the lives lost in the short term directly related to the pandemic, of course. But we’ll also need to...
Helping Canada's Indigenous peoples during COVID-19: Ken Coates in the Toronto Sun
Indigenous peoples will be hit disproportionately by the health, economic and social consequences of COVID-19, writes Ken Coates. By Ken Coates, April 1,...
Economic recovery from COVID-19 is going to take a while — but there is room for hope: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post
What we will need most is for Canadians to believe that a secure future awaits us. That will help most of all in...
Why cellphone tracking is the wrong way to try and contain COVID-19 at this point: Christian Leuprecht in CBC
Scarce resources are better allocated to address this public health crisis directly, writes Christian Leuprecht. By Christian Leuprecht, March 30, 2020 Leveraging geolocation...
Econ 101: Drug price controls shrink supply: Richard Owens in the Financial Post
Increased drug revenues enable increased research and development expenditures, which in turn result in better health and longer lives, writes Richard Owens. By...
Canada needs to think BIG now to avoid a long, deep recession: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post
Federal and provincial governments still need to do much more to fight the pandemic and economic crisis — and they need to do...
Trudeau should take Trump's lead and rally the private sector to help fight COVID-19: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
Only capitalism can react with the speed and creativity to defeat the virus, writes Philip Cross in the financial post. By Philip Cross,...
Criticism of the Chinese government's handling of coronavirus is not racism: Marcus Kolga in Maclean's
By wrapping themselves in ethno-nationalist rhetoric, the Chinese Communist Party often claims that a critique of their actions is equivalent to a critique...
Fighting COVID-19 will require unity of purpose and understanding: Richard Shimooka in the National Post
Societal views on the COVID-19 pandemic span a broad spectrum. Our society is without defining experiences, instead becoming increasingly pluralistic and diverse in...
Indigenous Economies Could Suffer Grievous Harm if Ottawa Adopts UNDRIP: Stephen Buffalo in the Epoch Times
In the current circumstances, where UNDRIP is seen as an anti-development mantra, the constructive potential of the United Nations Declaration will almost certainly...
