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Israel-Hamas War

The reckless recognition of a Palestinian state does more harm than good: Alan Kessel in The Hill

August 11, 2025

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Rights and Freedoms

Scotland’s Draconian Hate Speech Laws Can Serve as Canada’s Canary in the Coal Mine: Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times

April 10, 2024

Health

How Poilievre can improve healthcare in Canada: Shawn Whatley in Troy Media

April 5, 2024

Rights and Freedoms

Bureaucrats should not be arbiters of our online world: Leonid Sirota and Mark Mancini for Inside Policy

April 3, 2024

AI, Technology and Innovation

Government overregulation could jeopardize Canada’s artificial-intelligence chances: Aaron Wudrick in the Globe and Mail

April 2, 2024

The federal government is spending millions on equity, diversity, and inclusion research: Dave Snow in the Hub

April 2, 2024

Columns

Canada’s Online Harms Act is a blast from an illiberal past: Daniel Dorman in the Western Standard

March 20, 2024

Canada’s ‘more-with-less’ approach to health care has failed us: Shawn Whatley in the National Post

Columns

Canada’s conservatives care about freedom—except in health care: Shawn Whatley in the Hub

March 20, 2024

China: The dragon at the door

Justin Trudeau isn’t meeting China’s threat to our democracy. Here’s one thing he could do right now: Charles Burton and Anthony Seaboyer in the Toronto Star

March 20, 2024

Columns

The mental health crisis does not explain wokeness: Eric Kaufmann in UnHerd

March 19, 2024

Is TikTok really a national security threat?: Christian Leuprecht on CBC News

March 18, 2024

Columns

Our enemies and allies alike have realized that Canada is an easy mark: Richard Shimooka in the Hub

March 14, 2024

Thoughts on the Supreme Court’s narrow rejection on the right not to be offended in Ward v. Quebec: Sirota for Inside Policy

Columns

Canada’s descent into tyranny is almost complete: David Collins in the Telegraph

March 14, 2024

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The reckless recognition of a Palestinian state does more harm than good: Alan Kessel in The Hill

Projects

Scotland’s Draconian Hate Speech Laws Can Serve as Canada’s Canary in the Coal Mine: Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times

How Poilievre can improve healthcare in Canada: Shawn Whatley in Troy Media

Bureaucrats should not be arbiters of our online world: Leonid Sirota and Mark Mancini for Inside Policy

Government overregulation could jeopardize Canada’s artificial-intelligence chances: Aaron Wudrick in the Globe and Mail

The federal government is spending millions on equity, diversity, and inclusion research: Dave Snow in the Hub

Canada’s Online Harms Act is a blast from an illiberal past: Daniel Dorman in the Western Standard

Canada’s conservatives care about freedom—except in health care: Shawn Whatley in the Hub

Justin Trudeau isn’t meeting China’s threat to our democracy. Here’s one thing he could do right now: Charles Burton and Anthony Seaboyer in the Toronto Star

The mental health crisis does not explain wokeness: Eric Kaufmann in UnHerd

Is TikTok really a national security threat?: Christian Leuprecht on CBC News

Our enemies and allies alike have realized that Canada is an easy mark: Richard Shimooka in the Hub

Canada’s descent into tyranny is almost complete: David Collins in the Telegraph

Top News

Yes, Canadians have their own distinct national identity: Geoff Russ for Inside Policy

The reckless recognition of a Palestinian state does more harm than good: Alan Kessel in The Hill

Arts and antiquities, a creative route to launder funds: Sean Parker for Inside Policy

Multimedia

How should Canada respond to China’s charm offensive? David Mulroney on The Hub Podcast

A better plan: Untangling jurisdictional webs & reducing housing burdens

Legacy on Trial: Revisiting Macdonald and Diefenbaker

I’m a war scholar. There is no genocide in Gaza: John Spencer on X

Dismantling the attention economy: How the battle for attention is killing the traditional news media and eroding the foundations of Western democracies

How much did Canada’s trade retaliation and boycotts actually hurt the U.S.? Trevor Tombe in The Hub

Bridging the Gaps – Legislative and practice problems in Canada’s MAiD regime: Ramona Coelho and David Shannon

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

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