Ford's declaration of COVID defeat isn't justified by lack of beds: Shawn Whatley in the Toronto Sun
The hospital crisis is not new. COVID adds a new twist. Real solutions require more than lockdowns and emergency measures. Yet here we...
The future of the post-pandemic labour market: Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail
There is reason to believe that even when the lights turn back on in the global economy, too much will have changed for...
Dialling down COVID guilt: William Watson in the Financial Post
Things happen. Empathy, sympathy and appreciation serve better now than guilt, writes William Watson in the Financial Post. Below is an excerpt from...
Managing COVID beyond lockdowns and vaccine research: O'Reilly, Bourkas, and Stewart in iPolitics
There is a clear need for a new communications and public-policy approach — one based on the principles of managing COVID as a...
A tax on remote workers would do more harm than good: Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail
Putting a tax on workers outside of the office will inevitably mean fewer will be able to do so, at a cost to...
The common – and elusive – humanity of wearing a mask: Peter Menzies in Troy Media
It’s a principle and an understanding that life is not just about individual, but also collective, rights and the balance between them, writes...
COVID's two new solitudes: Richard Owens in the Financial Post
By creating lockdowns and limiting economic and personal freedoms the public sector optimizes its own affairs at our expense, writes Richard Owens in...
Mask Laws: Necessary or Nonsense? Shawn Whatley in The Epoch Times
We can beat both pandemics, respiratory and mental. But we must first acknowledge they both exist, writes Shawn Whatley in the Epoch Times. ...
Webinar Panel Video: Strong and Free - Re-imagining foreign policy for a new world
The stability and the predictability of the old rules-based international order is gone. COVID-19 pandemic lays bare the fragility of the old...
