How I Learned to Stop Hating Falun Gong: Anastasia Lin in the Wall Street Journal
Growing up in China, Anastasia Lin was warned that Falun Gong was an ‘evil cult.’ She writes in the Wall Street Journal about...
How robust are Canada, U.S. relations? Stephen Blank in the Hill Times
The bottom line seems to be—thus far—that notwithstanding thicker post-9/11 borders, the Great Recession, and two years of Trump, life does go on,...
The Château Laurier could be one of the best hotels in the world. But not this way: Alastair Gillespie in the Ottawa Citizen
The expansion to the Château Laurier can and must still be stopped – and better ideas explored toward a new premier hotel for the...
Income tax rates can influence charitable giving: Sean Speer for Inside Policy
We should ensure personal income tax rates on “super donors” are not starving them from funding, writes Sean Speer. By Sean Speer, July...
What if the long-expected boomer retirement boom never happens? The trend is in that direction: Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail
All things being equal, longer life spans and higher education levels are at least delaying many from retiring, writes Linda Nazareth. By Linda...
Why Canada Must Protect its 5G Networks from Huawei: Richard Fadden and J. Berksire Miller in the National Interest
Canadians deserve to reap the benefits of next generation technology, but not at the cost of our national security, write Richard Fadden and...
Why Japan needs to build ties with Canada in the face of Trump's 'America First' agenda: J. Berkshire Miller in the Japan Times
Stronger ties with Canada will not replace Japan's alliance with the US— but it will play a complementary role that will pay dividends...
Exiled professor Jerome Ch’en taught students about his beloved homeland, China: Diana Lary and Charles Burton in the Globe and Mail
Writing in the Globe and Mail, Charles Burton and Diana Lary recount the life of Professor Jerome Ch'en. By Charles Burton and Diana...
Canada’s October elections and the risks of CCP interference: J. Michael Cole for Inside Policy
Given rising Sino-Canadian tensions, Ottawa needs to contend with the possibility of election interference by Beijing, writes J. Michael Cole. By J. Michael...
Defending against foreign interference in our elections: Marcus Kolga for Inside Policy
Our political leaders, candidates, the media and voters should be aware of foreign threats to our democracy, writes Marcus Kolga. By Marcus Kolga,...
