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Media and Telecoms

Getting in bed with the CRTC is a big mistake for Canadian media—so of course they’re eager to do it: Peter Menzies in The Hub

March 11, 2026

In the Media

Energy

Slow and steady wins the race: Heather Exner-Pirot in What’s Up with Alberta

January 9, 2026

Resources

Why geopolitics still matters for Canada’s pipelines: Jerome Gessaroli in Canadian Affairs

January 9, 2026

The government’s defence policy update is a small step in the right direction—if it is actually implemented: Richard Shimooka in the Hub

Indo-Pacific

China is turning the Indo-Pacific into a pressure cooker: Joe Varner in Real Clear World

January 9, 2026

Rights and Freedoms

Canada be forewarned. The U.S. is taking free speech seriously: David Collins in the National Post

January 9, 2026

Foreign Affairs

Trump’s new ‘Donroe Doctrine’ leaves no room for Carney’s China reset: Ed Fast in The Hub

January 8, 2026

Housing

Ottawa must consider greater financial risks to unlock housing affordability for young families: Tsur Somerville in iPolitics

January 8, 2026

Taiwan

Trump’s Venezuela coup, Taiwan and lessons for China: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

January 7, 2026

Environment

Liberal environmentalism was always a luxury belief for well-off progressives: Anthony De Luca-Baratta in the National Post

January 6, 2026

A dagger to the heart of Canada’s independent press: Peter Menzies in the Western Standard

Media and Telecoms

The biggest media story of 2026—and why the mainstream press is hoping you’ll ignore it: Peter Menzies in The Hub

January 6, 2026

National Defence

With international threats rising, our military needs a new plan to train the next generation: J. L. Granatstein in The Hub

January 6, 2026

Assisted Suicide (MAID)

Disabled Canadians should never feel compelled to die. Let’s give them the support they need to live: Ramona Coelho in The Hub

January 5, 2026

Media and Telecoms

Canada should be prepared to give up the Online Streaming Act in U.S. trade talks: Peter Menzies in the Globe and Mail

January 5, 2026

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Getting in bed with the CRTC is a big mistake for Canadian media—so of course they’re eager to do it: Peter Menzies in The Hub

In the Media

Slow and steady wins the race: Heather Exner-Pirot in What’s Up with Alberta

Why geopolitics still matters for Canada’s pipelines: Jerome Gessaroli in Canadian Affairs

China is turning the Indo-Pacific into a pressure cooker: Joe Varner in Real Clear World

Canada be forewarned. The U.S. is taking free speech seriously: David Collins in the National Post

Trump’s new ‘Donroe Doctrine’ leaves no room for Carney’s China reset: Ed Fast in The Hub

Ottawa must consider greater financial risks to unlock housing affordability for young families: Tsur Somerville in iPolitics

Trump’s Venezuela coup, Taiwan and lessons for China: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

Liberal environmentalism was always a luxury belief for well-off progressives: Anthony De Luca-Baratta in the National Post

The biggest media story of 2026—and why the mainstream press is hoping you’ll ignore it: Peter Menzies in The Hub

With international threats rising, our military needs a new plan to train the next generation: J. L. Granatstein in The Hub

Disabled Canadians should never feel compelled to die. Let’s give them the support they need to live: Ramona Coelho in The Hub

Canada should be prepared to give up the Online Streaming Act in U.S. trade talks: Peter Menzies in the Globe and Mail

Top News

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

Canada’s first-mover advantage in SMRs faces growing geopolitical risks: Jeff Kucharski for Inside Policy

What we’ve lost (8) – Marriage: Peter Copeland in the National Post

Multimedia

Alain Bartleman on how Canada’s courts are reshaping Indigenous rights and economic development

Could Iran’s Regime Collapse?: Kaveh Sharhooz on Quillette

Merle Alexander on DRIPA and the future of Indigenous rights in B.C.

Why violent crime is surging in Canada: Dave Snow in The Hub

What if Trump is painfully right?: Stephen Nagy for Inside Policy

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

Canada’s Cuba blind spot – How Ottawa’s inconsistent approach undermines democracy in the Americas: Michael Lima, Isabelle Terranova, and Sarah Teich

Discrimination by design? Race-based admissions in Canadian medical and law schools

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