Single-payer pharmacare is a cure worse than what ails the system: Sean Speer in the Hill Times
A federal intrusion that disrupts coverage for three quarters of the population, requires tax hikes and spending cuts, and leads to less drug...
China threatens the democratic world order—and Canada can’t be a weak link: J. Michael Cole in Maclean's
Despite our allies’ warnings, Ottawa isn’t taking the threat of authoritarian China seriously, writes J. Michael Cole. By J. Michael Cole, November 12,...
China’s silent invasion of Western universities: Christian Leuprecht in the Toronto Star
Ignorance and dearth of policy are effectively aiding, abetting, and enabling China's influence activities in Canadian universities, writes Christian Leuprecht. By Christian Leuprecht,...
The consequences of politicized procurement for Canada’s military: Richard Shimooka in iPolitics
Much to all Canadians' detriment, a deep level of politicization has eroded trust and contributed to real consequences for the Canadian military and...
This November 11th, Remember Canada's Heroic 100 Days: J.L. Granatstein in the National Post
The most significant battles in our history were during the Hundred Days of 1918, costing 15,000 Canadian lives, writes J.L. Granatstein. Lest we...
StatCan hasn't given any good reason for invading our banking privacy: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
It may be that StatCan no longer has the ability — or even the motivation — to actually engage with the public anymore,...
The ‘Father of the Taliban’ Is Dead. What Does That Mean for the Afghan Peace Process?
The 'Father of the Taliban' is dead. Irfan Yar examines how Maulana Sami-ul-Haq’s murder could impact the Afghan peace process and cause to an...
Superstar sectors, superstar workers and worrying wage trends: Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail
The trends are clear enough: things are shifting in a way that could leave workers in a precarious position in years to come....
The lesson from Canada is clear: Growth trumps redistribution: Sean Speer in CAPX
Re-conceptualizing how we think about the current economic and political challenges as a demand for work and opportunity rather than equalized outcomes has significant policy...
Carbon taxes are just another futile government attempt to change society: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
If our society shifts away from fossil fuels, it will be enabled by radical technological innovations, not government tinkering with the tax system,...
