Yes, Canada does have a culture: Philip Carl Salzman for Inside Policy
Canada is not a post-national state but rather a Western civilizational one, writes Philip Carl Salzman for Inside Policy. Mainstream Canadian culture is...
What comes after the defeat of ISIS?: Alex Wilner for iPolitics
Alex Wilner argues Western countries like Canada will face some tough work to contain the offshoots of ISIS following the terror group's imminent...
Universal basic income is an idea that is powerful, simple and wrong: Robert Colville for CapX
Once you get the past the theory and start dealing with reality, a universal basic income – an in-vogue policy proposal to replace...
Why the US is getting it right by opposing minimum wage hikes: Philip Cross in the Post
Do minimum wage laws help achieve the goal of less poverty? Does it make sense to impose on businesses the cost of achieving...
Five numbers that get to the bottom of Ottawa's deficit problem: Sean Speer in Sun papers
Sean Speer that lays out the depth of Ottawa's deficit issues in the Sun chain of newspapers. By Sean Speer, Feb. 7, 2017...
Unprepared Canada vulnerable to crippling cyber attacks: Ray Boisvert in the Ottawa Citizen
Canada risks jeopardizing internet commerce and connectivity for Canadians without a stronger defence against cyber attacks, writes Ray Boisvert. Boisvert, a former assistant...
How a lack of competition is squeezing workers’ wages: Brian Lee Crowley in the Globe
Wages for workers are being squeezed in Canada and other G20 countries across the world. Brian Lee Crowley, writing in the Globe and...
Canada’s founding made us the diverse country we are today: Geoffrey Kellow in the Citizen
It’s time to recognize that the diversity and inclusiveness we are celebrating in 2017 is built on a foundation that was first laid...
Ottawa's balanced budget plans little more than wishful thinking: Sean Speer for Inside Policy
Skeptical about plans to balance the budget? You should be. By Sean Speer, Feb. 3, 2017 Fiscal policy debates are invariably about numbers. Two...
Why Ottawa should worry over Canada's stagnant labour force participation rate: Sean Speer in the Globe
Ottawa needs to implement a plan for jobs and opportunity or risk sowing the seeds for a Donald Trump-like uprising in Canada, writes...
