A letter from Canada - we’re handling COVID worse than you: Brian Lee Crowley and Richard Audas in the Spectator
The situation feels worse now than it did at the outset of the pandemic, write Brian Lee Crowley and Richard Audas in the...
Who's killing free internet speech? Canada's culture industry: Peter Menzies in the Financial Post
Bill C-10 is a national embarrassment and Canada’s cultural sector needs to do the right thing and step away from it, writes Peter...
How Canada can advance Indigenous rights through trade agreements: Scott Simon in the Hill Times
Our engagement with CPTPP partners can further strengthen Indigenous rights, especially if we bring in Taiwan and other states which recognize the rights...
How will the pandemic-induced ‘YOLO economy’ hit Canada? Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail
Postpandemic, many millennials will have a wad of cash in their pockets and be fired up for life’s adventures, rather than the drudgery of...
If the Liberals really wanted a successful federal daycare program, this one isn't it: Janice MacKinnon and Jack Mintz in the National Post
The program will take too long to implement and fail to meet the needs of Canada's diverse workforce, write Janice MacKinnon and Jack...
Patients need doctors to speak up - regulator wants doctors to shut up: Shawn Whatley in the Winnipeg Sun
When regulators threaten doctors for engaging in public debate, doctors go quiet and patients suffer, writes Shawn Whatley in the Winnipeg Sun. By...
Should Canada leave NATO? No - Christian Leuprecht and Joel J. Sokolsky in the Star
Depriving Canada of NATO would jettison its standing as a trusted ally and partner just when Canada needs alliances to deter aggression by...
Not enough Canadians know how important the oilsands are: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
They not only create wealth and jobs but are a stellar example of innovation by Canadian companies, writes Philip Cross in the Financial...
Wishful thinking is no substitute for strategy with China and Russia: Balkan Devlen in the Hub
The worst response to the Sino-Russian alignment is almost certainly what appears to be the present strategy: wait and see, hoping that the...
The limits of China’s economic coercion: Luke Patey for Inside Policy
There is a price for Canada’s foreign and security policy autonomy, but because of Beijing’s own hesitance in upsetting its economic interests, it...
