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Justice

The perils of speaking out of turn: Geoffrey Sigalet in the Constitutional Theory Monitor

April 29, 2026

In the Media

Rights and Freedoms

Minister misses the mark with controversial CHRC appointment: David L. Thomas in iPolitics

July 5, 2024

What does the St. Paul’s byelection result mean for the Conservatives?: William Watson in the Financial Post

July 5, 2024

Energy

Canada’s ‘energy blindness’ must end: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

July 5, 2024

Economic Policy

Angry voters punishing governments for poor economic policies: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

July 5, 2024

Indo-Pacific

Double Trouble – NATO and the Indo-Pacific: Balkan Devlen with Alexander Lanozska and Jonathan Berkshire Miller

July 4, 2024

Are young people really drifting Right?: Eric Kaufmann in UnHerd

July 4, 2024

Foreign Affairs

Canada’s shameful betrayal of our Afghan partners goes beyond Sajjan’s specific actions: Richard Shimooka in the Hub

July 4, 2024

Indo-Pacific

Can a Rule of Law-Based International Order be More than Just Rhetoric?: William Winberg and Stephen Nagy for the Australian Institute of International Affairs

July 4, 2024

Media and Telecoms

Canada’s major news media have made their bed. Now they can lie in it: Peter Menzies in the Hub

July 4, 2024

Europe and Russia

‘Make Europe Great Again’ is becoming ‘MEGA.’ Should Japan worry?: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

July 3, 2024

Israel-Hamas War

School boards shouldn’t rush into adopting anti-Palestinian racism strategies: Casey Babb in the Globe and Mail

July 3, 2024

Energy Policy

Seeing energy policy only through the lens of climate change? That time is over: Heather Exner-Pirot and Charles Deland in the Globe and Mail

July 3, 2024

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The perils of speaking out of turn: Geoffrey Sigalet in the Constitutional Theory Monitor

In the Media

Minister misses the mark with controversial CHRC appointment: David L. Thomas in iPolitics

What does the St. Paul’s byelection result mean for the Conservatives?: William Watson in the Financial Post

Canada’s ‘energy blindness’ must end: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

Angry voters punishing governments for poor economic policies: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

Double Trouble – NATO and the Indo-Pacific: Balkan Devlen with Alexander Lanozska and Jonathan Berkshire Miller

Are young people really drifting Right?: Eric Kaufmann in UnHerd

Canada’s shameful betrayal of our Afghan partners goes beyond Sajjan’s specific actions: Richard Shimooka in the Hub

Can a Rule of Law-Based International Order be More than Just Rhetoric?: William Winberg and Stephen Nagy for the Australian Institute of International Affairs

Canada’s major news media have made their bed. Now they can lie in it: Peter Menzies in the Hub

‘Make Europe Great Again’ is becoming ‘MEGA.’ Should Japan worry?: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

School boards shouldn’t rush into adopting anti-Palestinian racism strategies: Casey Babb in the Globe and Mail

Seeing energy policy only through the lens of climate change? That time is over: Heather Exner-Pirot and Charles Deland in the Globe and Mail

Top News

The perils of speaking out of turn: Geoffrey Sigalet in the Constitutional Theory Monitor

From “living tree” to dead metaphor – Recharacterizing Canadian constitutional interpretation: Dylan R. Clarke

The media is begging for even more money. Here’s why the government keeps giving it to them: Peter Menzies in The Hub

Multimedia

NDP pressures Carney to deliver on “New World Order” vision amid Iran crisis: Joe Varner on Straight Up with Marc Patrone

Will the Supreme Court seek to put itself above Parliament?: Yuan Yi Zhu, Xavier Foccroulle Ménard, François Côté and Peter Copeland for Inside Policy Talks

“The Iranian regime had to save face”: Christian Leuprecht on Fight Back with Libby Znaimer

More hammers, fewer homes: Why a construction labour surge isn’t ending Canada’s housing crisis

Why the Toronto-Quebec high-speed rail line is a bad idea: Richard Shimooka in The Hub

The nonsense around human rights tribunals is even worse than you think: David Thomas in the National Post

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

Get ready, Canadian journos—your government funding might be running dry soon: Peter Menzies in The Hub

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