Social issues
Proposed online news act inserts the state into the newsrooms of the nation: Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times
This article originally appeared in the Epoch Times. By Peter Menzies, April 12, 2022 More than half a century ago...
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Why has Canadian Citizenship Become an Oxymoron? Ken Coates for Inside Policy
By Ken Coates, April 8, 2022 Canadian citizenship is under attack. Over the past 20 years, the public’s commitment to...
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Webinar panel video: Protecting free speech in the age of social media
With the proliferation of the Internet, and social media in particular, has come previously unimaginable levels of free expression. At...
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The use and abuse of minority voices for the sake of narrative: Gabriel Louër for Inside Policy
By Gabriel Louër, March 29, 2022 A narrative about persons of colour in Canada is being promoted by ideologues who...
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There is another, more effective way to protest: Danette Starblanket and Ken Coates in the Regina Leader-Post
This article originally appeared in the Regina Leader-Post. By Danette Starblanket and Ken Coates, March 21, 2022 Canadians are trying...
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Now that the horns are silent, the real work begins: Ken Coates for Inside Policy
By Ken Coates, February 24, 2022 The truckers have finally left the Ottawa, the good citizens of the nation’s capital...
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At least the Freedom Convoy stood up to be counted: Ken Coates in the National Post
This article originally appeared in the National Post. By Ken Coates, February 24, 2022 Canada is hurting. The pandemic was...
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Webinar panel video: Where we’ve been and where we’re going – A conversation on Black History Month
If in Canada, Black history is just Canadian history, do we still need Black History Month? What does Black...
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Free speech vs. safe Internet: We can have both?
Konrad von Finckenstein and Peter Menzies – a former chair and vice-chair of the CRTC, respectively – propose a new...
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The Danger of Politicizing the Policing of Protests: Ryan Alford for Inside Policy
The constitution requires tolerance for groups of law-abiding citizens who choose to come together to be heard, writes Ryan Alford....
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Holding the government accountable for using the Emergencies Act: Ryan Alford for Inside Policy
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The frontline voices: Tigrayans speak on the realities of life under an insurgency regime
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How should NATO respond to Russia’s challenge to European security and stability? New MLI report
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Where have all the pragmatic environmentalists gone? Heather Exner-Pirot in the Toronto Star
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Canadian Surface Combatant program remains best option for Royal Canadian Navy: Richard Shimooka in the Hill Times
