Is Canada coddling its spoiled seniors? Yes: Margaret Wente in the Globe and Mail
Margaret Wente and Susan Eng squared off over the motion “Canada must stop coddling its spoiled seniors” at the Oct. ...
Tag: Great Canadian Debates
Great Canadian Debates, Oct. 25 in Ottawa: Margaret Wente and Susan Eng debate Canada’s seniors
The latest entry in the Macdonald-Laurier Institute’s Great Canadian Debates series tackles the resolution “Canada must stop coddling its spoiled ...
Event review: Irwin Cotler and Conrad Black debate activism on Canada’s Supreme Court at the Great Canadian Debates
The Supreme Court of Canada: An important protector of the rights of vulnerable Canadians or the usurper of the proper ...
Great Canadian Debates, May 31 in Ottawa: Conrad Black and Irwin Cotler debate activism on Canada’s Supreme Court
The latest entry in the Great Canadian Debates, which delves into whether Canada’s Supreme Court is intruding on the democratic ...
Event review: Elizabeth May, David Frum debate the Syrian refugee crisis at the Great Canadian Debates
The Syrian refugee crisis was the subject of a spirited back-and-forth between Elizabeth May and David Frum at the latest ...
Event review: Jonathan Kay, Chris Alexander debate the threat of terrorism to Canada at Great Canadian Debate in Toronto
Jonathan Kay and Chris Alexander inaugurated the first Great Canadian Debate to take place in Toronto on April 18, 2016. ...
Great Canadian Debates, May 2 in Ottawa: Elizabeth May and David Frum debate the Syrian refugee crisis
The latest entry in the Great Canadian Debates delves into the Syrian refugee crisis OTTAWA, April 28, 2016 – Is ...
A future in Canada is a miraculous option for Syrian refugees: Elizabeth May on the Great Canadian Debates
The embrace of Syrian refugees is the best thing that has happened to Canada in a generation, writes Green Party ...
Has the terrorist threat been exaggerated? No: Chris Alexander in the Walrus on the Great Canadian Debates in Toronto
Our continual underestimation of the threat has left us even more exposed to the dangers of terrorism, writes Chris Alexander ...
Has the terrorist threat been exaggerated? Yes: Jon Kay on the Great Canadian Debates in Toronto
Yes, terrorist attacks such as recently took place in Paris and Brussels periodically grab the world’s attention. But Jon Kay, ...
Great Canadian Debates in Toronto, April 18: Has the terrorist threat been exaggerated?
Walrus editor Jon Kay and former citizenship and immigration minister Chris Alexander square off in the first event in Toronto ...
Star lineup headlines the 2015-16 Great Canadian Debates schedule
The Macdonald-Laurier Institute’s Great Canadian Debates are back with a star lineup of Canada’s most influential thinkers! Conrad Black, David ...
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