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Justice

Fire any Supreme Court judge that tries to put limits on Section 33: Yuan Yi Zhu in the National Post

April 1, 2026

Issues

Immigration

I am a former immigration minister. Unsustainable population increases won’t solve Canada’s underlying issues: Chris Alexander in the Hub

May 15, 2024

Bill C-10: Control-freak Ottawa Confronts the Future. And the Future is Losing: Peter Menzies in C2C Journal

Energy

It’s time to hit the brakes on the government’s far-too-ambitious electric vehicle mandates: Jerome Gessaroli in the Hub

May 14, 2024

Papers

TikTok – CHINA’S GLARING TROJAN HORSE: How Beijing uses the intensely addictive app for digital surveillance and influence operations

May 14, 2024

Releases

The enemy in your pocket: TikTok serves Beijing’s agenda

May 14, 2024

Commentary

Can Canada still build big things? Adam Pankratz and Jack Middleton

May 13, 2024

First Nations businesses want access to capital, not handouts: Sharleen Gale in the Globe and Mail

Indigenous Affairs

Take note, Canada. The Indigenous financial sector is red-hot: JP Gladu and Jaimie Lickers in the Hub

May 13, 2024

Justice

The lawyers who criticize the notwithstanding clause made it inevitable: Ryan Alford for Inside Policy

May 10, 2024

Regulators must take cautious approach to gender-affirming treatments for minors: David Zitner in the National Post

We are not taking Canada’s fertility crisis seriously enough: Tim Sargent in the Hub

May 10, 2024

Indo-Pacific

Southeast Asia and the Indo-Pacific Construct: Stephen Nagy and Jonathan Berkshire Miller for Inside Policy Talks

May 9, 2024

Competition policy

Proposed changes to Canada’s Competition Act could kneecap our already faltering economy: Aaron Wudrick for Inside Policy

May 9, 2024

Energy - papers

A bumpy road ahead: a critical assessment of Canada’s Electric Vehicle Availability Standard

May 9, 2024

Video

Will the Liberal government put up a fight against foreign interference?: Brian Lee Crowley on the National Post

May 9, 2024

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Fire any Supreme Court judge that tries to put limits on Section 33: Yuan Yi Zhu in the National Post

Issues

I am a former immigration minister. Unsustainable population increases won’t solve Canada’s underlying issues: Chris Alexander in the Hub

It’s time to hit the brakes on the government’s far-too-ambitious electric vehicle mandates: Jerome Gessaroli in the Hub

TikTok – CHINA’S GLARING TROJAN HORSE: How Beijing uses the intensely addictive app for digital surveillance and influence operations

The enemy in your pocket: TikTok serves Beijing’s agenda

Can Canada still build big things? Adam Pankratz and Jack Middleton

Take note, Canada. The Indigenous financial sector is red-hot: JP Gladu and Jaimie Lickers in the Hub

The lawyers who criticize the notwithstanding clause made it inevitable: Ryan Alford for Inside Policy

We are not taking Canada’s fertility crisis seriously enough: Tim Sargent in the Hub

Southeast Asia and the Indo-Pacific Construct: Stephen Nagy and Jonathan Berkshire Miller for Inside Policy Talks

Proposed changes to Canada’s Competition Act could kneecap our already faltering economy: Aaron Wudrick for Inside Policy

A bumpy road ahead: a critical assessment of Canada’s Electric Vehicle Availability Standard

Will the Liberal government put up a fight against foreign interference?: Brian Lee Crowley on the National Post

Top News

Fire any Supreme Court judge that tries to put limits on Section 33: Yuan Yi Zhu in the National Post

The fiscal challenge Canada’s provinces don’t want you to talk about: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

Better dead than disabled? Alberta finally draws the line on MAiD: Gabrielle Peters for Inside Policy

Multimedia

What is the potential impact of Iran laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz?: Joe Varner on CTV News

Shots fired at US Consulate in Toronto: Joe Varner on Juno News

Dwight Newman on what the Cowichan decision means for property rights in Canada

Blackout: Canada’s impending electricity crisis and how to fix it

Off Target: Evaluating post-2019 changes to Canada’s gun control laws

Carney demands Supreme Court strip provinces of right to pass their own laws: Ted Morton in the National Post

B.C. Human Rights Tribunal ignores science to silence debate on gender ideology: Mia Hughes in the National Post

Indigenous ways of knowing? You wouldn’t understand: Warren Mirko in the National Post

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