What’s for dinner this campaign season?
Democracy is not something that merely happens in the natural course of events. And it’s not an unsavoury meal you push away from
Politics/Law
Scheer’s take on apologies was spun out of context
Don’t believe everything you hear from the masters of spin. Do your own research using legitimate news sources
Does government debt really matter?
Let’s be very careful about electing a government that’s bribing us with our own money
De-institutionalization of mental illness a costly mistake
Governments reneged on their promise to implement new, community-based treatment programs for the mentally ill
Public school monopoly is a disservice to education
A modern, diverse system that meets the needs of a pluralistic society can deliver education in different ways
Protecting AER protects Alberta energy industry integrity
It might be tempting to vilify AER as playing a part in the woes that have befallen the industry. But quite the opposite is true
How do new Canadians see Indigenous issues?
It’s a mistake to assume that recent immigrants to Canada, who make up 20% of our population, will easily understand and embrace the Indigenous, who make up 4.3%
Canada must protect its drug supply
Canada’s drug supply is meant to provide for 37 million Canadians, not 370 million Americans. U.S. cross-border shopping could endanger Canadians
Big tech created a fractious, annoyed, malfunctioning world
Where’s the evidence that the values this new world order has created produce happiness, fulfilment and the well-lived life?
