Category: Viewpoint

Viewpoint

Russian oil reaching U.S. via India

by Rashid Husain Syed | Feb 6, 2023

India is shipping 89,000 barrels of gasoline and diesel to the U.S. daily

Why do businesses make it is so difficult to close the deal today?

by Allan Bonner | Feb 6, 2023
We only follow the science when it suits us

by Nick Kossovan | Feb 6, 2023
Flora Macdonald, from Scottish rebel to loyalist

by Pat Murphy | Feb 3, 2023
Just Transition comes with big costs

by Franco Terrazzano | Feb 3, 2023
‘Lazy’ millennials will be 75 per cent of the workforce by 2025

by David Fuller | Feb 3, 2023

Bank of Canada’s interest rate strategy is failing Canadians

by David Macdonald

The data shows that interest rate hikes are now increasing inflation, not decreasing it

Canada has the potential to be a natural-gas powerhouse

The world knows this, and they are simply pleading with Canada to unlock its full potential

Higher productivity can meet the labour shortage challenge

by Nathalie Elgrably-Levy

But governments must first reduce the tax burden on companies to give them the room they need to improve their productivity

What’s so great about a dead tree?

by Geoff Carpentier

Dead trees are important in our landscape, with many species relying on them for survival

Why can’t Canada be more like Qatar or Norway?

Our dangerous love affair with a ‘top down’ collectivist approach to problem-solving is leading us in the wrong direction

Learning styles myth needs to be rejected once and for all

by Michael Zwaagstra

The learning styles myth perpetuates a falsehood about how students learn

Pierre Trudeau’s last rollercoaster ride

Trudeau’s fourth and final term was to be his most controversial of all

Savana Walkingbear one of Canada’s rising young Indigenous leaders

Working to advance First Nations’ ownership of resource projects

How to resolve the health-care deadlock in Canada

by Bryan Schwartz

The Canada Health Act must permit more room for experimentation and innovation at a provincial level

Medicine shouldn’t just be cheap; it should be accessible

by Krystle Wittevrongel

New drug price guidelines will hinder Canadians access to new and innovative treatments

Grocery receipt mistakes costing Canadians plenty

by Sylvain Charlebois

With food prices the way they are these days, if you see a mistake, don’t hesitate to alert a clerk or manager

Brian Mulroney’s enduring battle against antisemitism

by Michael Taube

His resolve to be ‘on the right side of history’ has never wavered