Climate emergency claim is cynical and dangerous
From such a hollow declaration playing to a general anxiety about the future will come ill-considered actions with real consequences
Politics/Law
Barriers to competition hurt Canadians
Government-erected barriers mean firms have few incentives to improve efficiency, cut costs and satisfy consumers
Where’s the outcry over Quebec’s restrictive Bill 21?
The relatively low value Canadians assign to religious freedom and the tepid opposition to secularism laws are worrisome
It’s time to begin the reconciliation process in America
U.S. must follow Canada’s lead to invite tribes into Columbia River Treaty negotiation
How to save Newfoundlanders from Muskrat Falls disaster
The hydroelectric project mess in Newfoundland and Labrador requires some hard choices. But taxpayers deserve and need some relief
Green enviro-dreams based on fantasy, not science
Energy analyst Mark Mills says we’re decades away from renewables providing 100% of the power that drives our economy
Financial illiteracy on the campaign trail won’t serve Sanders
The U.S. senator is using baseball to decry the inequalities that crop up in capitalism. That’s just nonsense
Politicians have allowed judges to usurp too much power
Canadians have never been that interested in who sits on our top court. We should be
Why Western civilization is abandoning progress for populism
The shocking rise of identity politics has shattered social unity, which seems to be unraveling like a cheap carpet. And that led to self-centred white identity
