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Foreign Affairs

Terror shouldn’t pay in Canada: Sarah Teich for the Bureau

June 23, 2026

In the Media

National Security

Debating creating a Canadian CIA? Never say never, but now is not the time: Martin Green in The Hill Times

January 26, 2026

Environment

B.C.’s fast-track law is stalled before it takes effect: Jerome Gessaroli in the Vancouver Sun

January 23, 2026

Canada must permanently leave China’s Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank: Jonathan B. Miller in the Globe and Mail

Foreign Interference

I fled Beijing’s AIIB alleging CCP influence. The Bank’s appointment of a United Front veteran proves my case: Bob Pickard for the Bureau

January 23, 2026

Resources

Why Canada should think twice before building more refineries: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

January 23, 2026

Indo-Pacific

‘Carney Doctrine’ seeks refuge in Beijing’s embrace: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

January 23, 2026

Economic Policy

A critique of capitalism that’s short on facts but long on woke: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

January 22, 2026

China is not the answer for Canadian prosperity: Ed Fast in The Hub

Foreign Affairs

Canada’s rush to Beijing is a strategic miscalculation: Stephen Nagy in Real Clear World

January 22, 2026

Foreign Affairs

Flashpoints reshaping global power – Venezuela and Iran: Joe Varner on the Brian Crombie Hour

January 21, 2026

Energy Policy

An oil pipeline won’t end Alberta’s alienation: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

January 19, 2026

National Defence

F-35, submarines, Golden Dome – The Canadian choices America is watching closely: Joe Varner for National Security Journal

January 15, 2026

Canada needs to clearly identify friends and enemies. China is not a friend: Scott Simon in the National Post

Foreign Affairs

Canada undermines its own China engagement: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

January 14, 2026

AI, Technology and Innovation

Canada’s next budget bomb is the Alto high-speed rail project: Jerome Gessaroli in the Globe and Mail

January 14, 2026

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Terror shouldn’t pay in Canada: Sarah Teich for the Bureau

In the Media

Debating creating a Canadian CIA? Never say never, but now is not the time: Martin Green in The Hill Times

B.C.’s fast-track law is stalled before it takes effect: Jerome Gessaroli in the Vancouver Sun

I fled Beijing’s AIIB alleging CCP influence. The Bank’s appointment of a United Front veteran proves my case: Bob Pickard for the Bureau

Why Canada should think twice before building more refineries: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

‘Carney Doctrine’ seeks refuge in Beijing’s embrace: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

A critique of capitalism that’s short on facts but long on woke: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

Canada’s rush to Beijing is a strategic miscalculation: Stephen Nagy in Real Clear World

Flashpoints reshaping global power – Venezuela and Iran: Joe Varner on the Brian Crombie Hour

An oil pipeline won’t end Alberta’s alienation: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

F-35, submarines, Golden Dome – The Canadian choices America is watching closely: Joe Varner for National Security Journal

Canada undermines its own China engagement: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

Canada’s next budget bomb is the Alto high-speed rail project: Jerome Gessaroli in the Globe and Mail

Top News

Terror shouldn’t pay in Canada: Sarah Teich for the Bureau

Toward ethical populism: Eric Kaufmann in First Things

United in hate – The unlikely “red–green–brown” alliance behind rising antisemitism in Canada: Sheryl Saperia and Ches W. Parsons

Multimedia

Building indigenous advantage in Canada’s mining economy

Canada-Australia critical minerals collaboration: Roundtable discussion

Liberalism is in crisis: Michael Bonner and Peter Copeland for Inside Policy Talks

Pratas Island is Beijing’s next pressure point and Washington’s next test: Joe Varner in the National Review

Senior Canadian officials seek to isolate Israel – and Canada’s Jewish community: Alan Kessel for Inside Policy

Undoing Charter creep

Canada’s looming electricity crisis

MLI Paper making splash in Postmedia: New approach needed with First Nations over Northern Gateway, think-tank urges

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