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Political Tradition

Conservatives could learn from Carney’s prudent approach to policies: Peter Copeland in the National Post

July 13, 2026

In the Media

Indo-Pacific

The Moon and the Turtle – A lesson in false equivalence: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

April 7, 2026

Housing

With house prices softening, let’s dial back housing initiatives: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

April 7, 2026

Education

University of Austin exposes everything wrong with Canadian universities: Peter MacKinnon in the National Post

April 2, 2026

Housing

Housing affordability requires increased construction productivity, not just more workers: Murtaza Haider and Peter Copeland in National Newswatch

April 2, 2026

Objections notwithstanding, the constitutional clause is OK: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

Justice

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

April 1, 2026

Subsidized journalists are praising the government hand that feeds: Peter Menzies in the Hub

Media and Telecoms

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

April 1, 2026

Indigenous Affairs

Incompetent governance led to Cowichan decision chaos: Karen Restoule in the Times Colonist

April 1, 2026

Rights and Freedoms

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

March 31, 2026

AI, Technology and Innovation

Canadian digital sovereignty depends on semiconductors: Erik Henningsmoen in National Newswatch

March 30, 2026

National Defence

As a retired lieutenant-general, let me tell you – Simply getting to 2% defence spending isn’t enough: Christopher Coates in The Hub

March 30, 2026

Assisted Suicide (MAID)

Alberta’s MAiD legislation applies some common-sense limits—but will Ottawa leave them alone?: Shawn Whatley in The Hub

March 26, 2026

Rights and Freedoms

Bill 21 and the revolutionary imperative: Shawn Whatley in Without Diminishment

March 26, 2026

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Conservatives could learn from Carney’s prudent approach to policies: Peter Copeland in the National Post

In the Media

The Moon and the Turtle – A lesson in false equivalence: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

With house prices softening, let’s dial back housing initiatives: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

University of Austin exposes everything wrong with Canadian universities: Peter MacKinnon in the National Post

Housing affordability requires increased construction productivity, not just more workers: Murtaza Haider and Peter Copeland in National Newswatch

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

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

Incompetent governance led to Cowichan decision chaos: Karen Restoule in the Times Colonist

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

Canadian digital sovereignty depends on semiconductors: Erik Henningsmoen in National Newswatch

As a retired lieutenant-general, let me tell you – Simply getting to 2% defence spending isn’t enough: Christopher Coates in The Hub

Alberta’s MAiD legislation applies some common-sense limits—but will Ottawa leave them alone?: Shawn Whatley in The Hub

Bill 21 and the revolutionary imperative: Shawn Whatley in Without Diminishment

Top News

Conservatives could learn from Carney’s prudent approach to policies: Peter Copeland in the National Post

Why B.C. is mired in First Nations land disputes—and where to go from here: Karen Restoule in The Hub

The integration illusion: Seven decades of electricity trade data and the case against market restructuring in Canada

Multimedia

The wealth generation: Derrick Pattenden and Karen Restoule for Breakthrough Nation

Can Indigenous Ownership Unlock Canada’s Resource Potential?: Jamie Schmale and Karen Restoule for Breakthrough Nation

The 3 stages of the AI revolution: Joel Blit and Peter Copeland for Inside Policy Talks

The Rupture Cycle – Commodities, geopolitics, and Canada’s moment: Heather Exner-Pirot

How Canada’s skilled immigration system went off the rails – and how to fix it: Nino Melikidze and Steven Paolasini

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

Rebalancing Canada: A two-pillar reform of equalization and federal transfers

The most overlooked aspect of the new West Coast pipeline could be the most consequential: Jack Mintz in The Hub

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