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Middle East and North Africa

Iran pushing the Middle East to the brink of war: Joe Varner for National Security Journal

December 5, 2025

Issues

Indo-Pacific

China is winning the global ‘narrative war’: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

October 31, 2025

Liberty decays without the illiberal virtues: Peter Copeland in Without Diminishment

October 31, 2025

Domestic Policy

Soaring spending demands effective parliamentary oversight: Yves Giroux and Ian Campbell for Inside Policy Talks

October 30, 2025

Targeted mandatory minimums required to counter activist judges: Peter Copeland in the National Post

Justice

There was no right to strike until an activist Supreme Court invented it: Mark Mancini in the National Post

October 30, 2025

Energy

Woke and Green are departing the scene: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

October 30, 2025

Simulation d’une attaque dans le grand nord: Christopher Coates sur Radio-Canada Info

October 30, 2025

Canada can – and should – crack down on trade-based money laundering: Jamie Ferrill for Inside Policy

Energy

Four ways to boost growth without spending money: Heather Exner-Pirot in the Financial Post

October 30, 2025

Intergovernmental Affairs

The growing government gap: Rising costs, shrinking returns, and the productivity crisis in the public sector

October 30, 2025

Justice

Prosecuting Canada’s fight against money laundering and organized crime: Jeffrey Simser and Gary Valiquette for Inside Policy

October 29, 2025

Canadian Medical Association wants to force Alberta to ignore science on gender care: Mia Hughes in the National Post

Education

Is Alberta justified in using the notwithstanding clause to legislate teachers back to work?: Geoffrey Sigalet in The Hub

October 29, 2025

Political Tradition

Mackenzie King’s power was in his pragmatism: Patrice Dutil in the National Post

October 29, 2025

The Promised Land

Carney’s costly “Yes”: Alan Kessel in Real Clear World

October 29, 2025

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Iran pushing the Middle East to the brink of war: Joe Varner for National Security Journal

Issues

China is winning the global ‘narrative war’: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

Liberty decays without the illiberal virtues: Peter Copeland in Without Diminishment

Soaring spending demands effective parliamentary oversight: Yves Giroux and Ian Campbell for Inside Policy Talks

There was no right to strike until an activist Supreme Court invented it: Mark Mancini in the National Post

Woke and Green are departing the scene: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

Simulation d’une attaque dans le grand nord: Christopher Coates sur Radio-Canada Info

Four ways to boost growth without spending money: Heather Exner-Pirot in the Financial Post

The growing government gap: Rising costs, shrinking returns, and the productivity crisis in the public sector

Prosecuting Canada’s fight against money laundering and organized crime: Jeffrey Simser and Gary Valiquette for Inside Policy

Is Alberta justified in using the notwithstanding clause to legislate teachers back to work?: Geoffrey Sigalet in The Hub

Mackenzie King’s power was in his pragmatism: Patrice Dutil in the National Post

Carney’s costly “Yes”: Alan Kessel in Real Clear World

Top News

Iran pushing the Middle East to the brink of war: Joe Varner for National Security Journal

Property rights are “precarious” in Canada: Paul Warchuk and Peter Copeland for Inside Policy Talks

Harvard eschews ingrained ideology in order to tackle ‘genuinely hard problems’: Peter MacKinnon in the National Post

Multimedia

King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden at MLI: Strengthening Swedish-Canadian co-operation

Canadian law enforcement can’t get the basic data it needs: John Gilmour and Christopher Coates for Inside Policy Talks

Why wasn’t an oil pipeline on PM Carney’s ‘nation-building projects’ list?: Heather Exner-Pirot on The Hub Podcast

Urban Violent Crime Report, Volume 2: Comparing crime across Canadian cities

Activist judges are eroding Canada’s democracy by abusing the Charter: Peter Copeland and Mark Mancini in the National Post

Should Canada cap oil and gas emissions?: Heather Exner-Pirot in Alberta Views

Beijing’s blueprint for breaking Canada-U.S. unity: Stephen Nagy for Inside Policy

The mysterious Chinese-linked cult that’s taking over P.E.I.: Ian Dowbiggin in the National Post

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