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The perils of speaking out of turn: Geoffrey Sigalet in the Constitutional Theory Monitor

April 29, 2026

Experts

Countering the threat that woke corporations pose to our democracy: Jamil Jivani in the National Post

Economic Policy

Companies can put shareholders first and still serve society and the environment: Jerome Gessaroli in the Toronto Star

July 20, 2022

CPP debate provides lessons for pharmacare: Sean Speer in the Hill Times

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Canada should stop stealing from drug companies: Richard C. Owens in the Financial Post

July 20, 2022

Canada has viable options to combat China’s Uyghur genocide

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Justice for Uyghurs: Assessing legal frameworks and options for action

July 19, 2022

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Canada has viable options to combat China’s Uyghur genocide

July 19, 2022

Foreign Affairs

Correcting Canada’s mistaken Cuban narrative: Michael Lima and Sarah Teich in The Hub

July 18, 2022

Energy

A $100-million hummingbird nest and other Trans Mountain absurdities: Heather Exner-Pirot in the Edmonton Journal

July 18, 2022

Columns

Why Canada Should Pay More for Medications: Richard C. Owens in the Wall Street Journal

July 18, 2022

Domestic Policy

Government failures are making the case for focusing on core competencies: Aaron Wudrick in the National Post

July 18, 2022

Foreign Affairs

Canada is allowing Russia’s energy blackmail to win the day in Europe: Christian Leuprecht and Shuvaloy Majumdar in the Globe and Mail

July 18, 2022

Columns

Shifting Alberta winds might help fix ‘Broke Canada’: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

July 15, 2022

Celebrity meddling in Indian farmer protests distracts from the core issues: Vijay Sappani in the Toronto Star

Columns

Twitter outage a blissful reprieve from left wing outrage: Jamil Jivani in the National Post

July 15, 2022

Foreign Policy

Cuba’s authoritarian alliances are a threat to democracy: Michael Lima and Sarah Teich in The Hub

July 14, 2022

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The perils of speaking out of turn: Geoffrey Sigalet in the Constitutional Theory Monitor

Experts

Companies can put shareholders first and still serve society and the environment: Jerome Gessaroli in the Toronto Star

Canada should stop stealing from drug companies: Richard C. Owens in the Financial Post

Justice for Uyghurs: Assessing legal frameworks and options for action

Canada has viable options to combat China’s Uyghur genocide

Correcting Canada’s mistaken Cuban narrative: Michael Lima and Sarah Teich in The Hub

A $100-million hummingbird nest and other Trans Mountain absurdities: Heather Exner-Pirot in the Edmonton Journal

Why Canada Should Pay More for Medications: Richard C. Owens in the Wall Street Journal

Government failures are making the case for focusing on core competencies: Aaron Wudrick in the National Post

Canada is allowing Russia’s energy blackmail to win the day in Europe: Christian Leuprecht and Shuvaloy Majumdar in the Globe and Mail

Shifting Alberta winds might help fix ‘Broke Canada’: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

Twitter outage a blissful reprieve from left wing outrage: Jamil Jivani in the National Post

Cuba’s authoritarian alliances are a threat to democracy: Michael Lima and Sarah Teich in The Hub

Top News

The perils of speaking out of turn: Geoffrey Sigalet in the Constitutional Theory Monitor

From “living tree” to dead metaphor – Recharacterizing Canadian constitutional interpretation: Dylan R. Clarke

The media is begging for even more money. Here’s why the government keeps giving it to them: Peter Menzies in The Hub

Multimedia

NDP pressures Carney to deliver on “New World Order” vision amid Iran crisis: Joe Varner on Straight Up with Marc Patrone

Will the Supreme Court seek to put itself above Parliament?: Yuan Yi Zhu, Xavier Foccroulle Ménard, François Côté and Peter Copeland for Inside Policy Talks

“The Iranian regime had to save face”: Christian Leuprecht on Fight Back with Libby Znaimer

More hammers, fewer homes: Why a construction labour surge isn’t ending Canada’s housing crisis

Why the Toronto-Quebec high-speed rail line is a bad idea: Richard Shimooka in The Hub

The nonsense around human rights tribunals is even worse than you think: David Thomas in the National Post

A separate Alberta would be a poorer Alberta: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

Who counts as Canadian? The Charter case reshaping Canadian citizenship: Randolph Hahn for Inside Policy

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