Category: Politics

Politics

Why Albertans pay so much for power

by Doug Firby | Nov 3, 2024

Alberta’s energy deregulation experiment has failed miserably

Trudeau can’t have it all: Why a smarter approach to spending is needed

by Our View | Nov 1, 2024
Government barriers keep Quebecers stuck in low-income traps

by Gabriel Giguere | Oct 31, 2024
Apprenticeship ratio change won’t help Manitoba trades

by Joseph Quesnel | Oct 30, 2024
An independent fiscal review of Canada’s finances is imperative

by Lennie Kaplan | Oct 30, 2024
Why the Washington Post declined to endorse a candidate

by Michael Taube | Oct 29, 2024

B.C.’s election drama proves democracy is alive and well

John Rustad is the rising star of B.C. politics

Leaked files reveal doctors’ doubts about youth gender transition procedures

Experts question whether young patients fully grasp the risks of transitioning

Global stability on the brink

by Perry Kinkaide

Global co-operation and bold action are needed now if we are to avoid a crisis

Why political leaders worldwide are bleeding support

They are pushing their own pet agendas while ignoring citizens’ top concerns

Is Trudeau attempting to save the CBC for political gain?

by Bruce Dowbiggin

His CBC fixation is a desperate attempt to control the media narrative

Here’s one solution to Canada’s housing crisis: Move

Canadians are fleeing overpriced cities to find more affordable housing

How progressive activism is undermining education

by Michael Zwaagstra

Schools are for learning, not politics

Trudeau is willing to sacrifice Canada on the altar of his ideology

by Bruce Dowbiggin

Believes his divine task is to unburden Canada from its evil past and impose a radical new future

At TMU medical school, some students are more equal than others

Remember that the next time you’re waiting to see your newly minted doctor

It’s time to legalize raw milk

by Sylvain Charlebois

The current prohibition is driven solely by the dairy lobby’s self-interest

After nearly a century, B.C. Conservatives are back in the game

by Michael Taube

From political obscurity to a serious contender, Rustad’s Conservatives surge ahead

Canada’s current economic strategy is flawed, and a bold shift is needed

Canada must take a page from Switzerland’s playbook before our economy declines even further