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Intergovernmental Affairs

Equalization has its problems, but it also has its benefits—even for Alberta: Jared Wesley, Ken Boessenkool, Trevor Tombe, and Peggy Garritty in The Hub

July 7, 2026

Columns

North America

Trump’s Canada tariffs will enable China’s rise: Daniel Dorman in the Washington Examiner

July 18, 2025

Ukraine

Canada must sanction the Chinese tech companies fuelling the horrors in Ukraine: Marcus Kolga in the Globe and Mail

July 18, 2025

National Defence

Canada cannot afford to pivot away from the U.S.: Anthony De Luca-Baratta in the National Post

July 18, 2025

Health

Ottawa is underfunding pharmacare and dental care, exacerbating current inequities: Nigel Rawson and John Adams in the National Post

July 18, 2025

Political Tradition

Canada’s dangerous drift toward executive rule: Jerome Gessaroli in Canadian Affairs

July 18, 2025

Media and Telecoms

Travis Dhanraj’s CBC resignation reveals the truth about media ‘diversity’ in Canada: Peter Menzies in The Hub

July 15, 2025

Reforming Universities

The Left finally faces a reckoning for anti-conservative discrimination: Eric Kaufmann in The Telegraph

July 15, 2025

Middle East and North Africa

Why the Muslim world failed to come to Iran’s defence: Raheel Raza and Mohammad Rizwan in the National Post

July 14, 2025

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

National Defence

How is Carney going to pay for his commitments? There are some tough choices ahead: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

July 14, 2025

The Promised Land

Israel’s Sophie’s Choice: Alan Kessel in The Spectator

July 11, 2025

As China threat rises, the days of Canada as security freeloader are over: David McDonough in the National Post

National Defence

Reviving the military is risky political business, but the threats facing Canada are far worse: Martin Green and Christopher Coates in the Globe and Mail

July 10, 2025

Agriculture and Agri-Food

Let’s not unilaterally surrender one of our few bargaining chips – supply management: Ed Fast in the Globe and Mail

July 9, 2025

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Equalization has its problems, but it also has its benefits—even for Alberta: Jared Wesley, Ken Boessenkool, Trevor Tombe, and Peggy Garritty in The Hub

Columns

Trump’s Canada tariffs will enable China’s rise: Daniel Dorman in the Washington Examiner

Canada must sanction the Chinese tech companies fuelling the horrors in Ukraine: Marcus Kolga in the Globe and Mail

Canada cannot afford to pivot away from the U.S.: Anthony De Luca-Baratta in the National Post

Ottawa is underfunding pharmacare and dental care, exacerbating current inequities: Nigel Rawson and John Adams in the National Post

Canada’s dangerous drift toward executive rule: Jerome Gessaroli in Canadian Affairs

Travis Dhanraj’s CBC resignation reveals the truth about media ‘diversity’ in Canada: Peter Menzies in The Hub

The Left finally faces a reckoning for anti-conservative discrimination: Eric Kaufmann in The Telegraph

Why the Muslim world failed to come to Iran’s defence: Raheel Raza and Mohammad Rizwan in the National Post

How is Carney going to pay for his commitments? There are some tough choices ahead: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

Israel’s Sophie’s Choice: Alan Kessel in The Spectator

Reviving the military is risky political business, but the threats facing Canada are far worse: Martin Green and Christopher Coates in the Globe and Mail

Let’s not unilaterally surrender one of our few bargaining chips – supply management: Ed Fast in the Globe and Mail

Top News

Terror threat rising in Canada after recent chain of domestic attacks: Hussain Ehsani for Inside Policy

Equalization has its problems, but it also has its benefits—even for Alberta: Jared Wesley, Ken Boessenkool, Trevor Tombe, and Peggy Garritty in The Hub

Elbows up … or mea culpa? Canada needs to deliver as a trusted and reliable partner on North American security: Christian Leuprecht and Todd Hataley

Multimedia

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

Building indigenous business in Canada’s energy economy: Christine Goulais and Karen Restoule for Breakthrough Nation

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

Undoing Charter creep

Power and peril – How Chinese EVs, solar systems, and embedded technologies threaten Canada’s national security: Brenda Shaffer

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