We’re about to remember that energy crises are bad things: Heather Exner-Pirot for iPolitics
We need to accept that the world needs a reliable supply of oil and gas until we can build new energy infrastructure, but...
How we lost our corporate tax edge: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post
The public might think the rich and powerful pay the corporate tax but in fact the opposite is typically true, writes Jack Mintz...
Democracy-building and Afghanistan: David Kilgour for Inside Policy
Afghanistan illustrates what can result if democratic governance, however imperfect, is replaced by intolerance and violence against fellow citizens, writes David Kilgour. By...
The persistent threat of foreign interference in Canada’s democracy: Marcus Kolga in the Toronto Star
The new Canadian government must act immediately and with resolve to develop a whole-of-society approach to building national resilience against foreign interference and...
Standing guard, quietly: Why we need to talk more about Canada's defence of its European partners: Alexander Lanoszka for Inside Policy
Canada has achieved a lot for European security, even if you would never know that from listening to either the Prime Minister or...
The Chinese dragon circles Afghanistan, as Beijing looks to impose a new world order: Shuvaloy Majumdar in the National Post
American President Joe Biden contends his decision to recklessly concede Afghanistan to the Pakistan-backed Taliban is one of realism and geopolitics: dispense with...
Saskatchewan model shows private clinics have a role to play in public health care: Janice MacKinnon in the National Post
Private clinics can provide quality services at a lower cost than comparable hospital-delivered services, writes Janice MacKinnon in the National Post. Below is...
Poor policy is what's causing slower economic growth: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
When the main problem is that governments have adopted environmental and redistributive policies that hamper economic growth, Canadians should not accept the inevitability...
Trudeau, Canada, fail to understand depth of First Nations fresh water problems: Melissa Mbarki in the Toronto Star
For decades, Ottawa has oversimplified Indigenous issues, often reducing complex infrastructure, political and legal issues to simple statements, writes Melissa Mbarki in the...
By stifling pipelines, Trudeau is stifling opportunity for Indigenous people: Melissa Mbarki in the National Post
Increasing Indigenous participation in energy development would have been an easy way to improve the standard of living of many First Nations. Instead,...
