Category: Politics

Politics

Wake up Ottawa! Free trade is dead

by Sylvain Charlebois | Jan 29, 2025

The return of U.S. economic nationalism is rewriting the global trade order

Ottawa’s rushed pharmacare deals risk sacrificing quality coverage

by Emmanuelle Faubert | Jan 29, 2025
Canada’s approach to U.S. tariffs is failing

by James Levy | Jan 29, 2025
Divisive policies and weak leadership are tearing Canada apart

by David Redman | Jan 28, 2025
Canada’s interprovincial trade barriers make Trump’s 51st state jab hit home

by Sylvain Charlebois | Jan 27, 2025
Why it’s so hard to get mental health care in Canada

by Susan Martinuk | Jan 27, 2025

Prorogation delays, but doesn’t dismiss, threat to charitable sector

Experts warn charitable sector status could still be politicized when Parliament resumes

Prime Minister’s resignation offers Canada a chance for a reset

Leadership change sparks hope for progress on affordability and governance

Trump tariffs a wake-up call for Canada to break free from U.S. dependence

by Roslyn Kunin

Diversification is key to protecting Canada’s economy from trade shocks

Canada must break free from U.S. trade dependence

by Rashid Husain Syed

Trudeau’s policies have left Canada vulnerable to Trump’s tariff war

Donald Trump and the political legacy he hopes to leave behind

by Michael Taube

His bold plans to reshape America are designed to secure his place in history

Geological forces may hold answers to record-breaking warming trends

by Robert McGarvey

Geologists argue natural forcesplay a large role in rising temperatures

Will Pierre Poilievre deliver the leadership Canada needs?

Or are Canadians trading one extreme for another?

Liberals turning around on the carbon tax?

Canadians are fed up with the rising cost of living

Good fences, better neighbours: Rethinking the Canada-U.S. relationship

by Perry Kinkaide

How to preserve our sovereignty while deepening cross-border co-operation

The Trump bust will hit small towns the hardest – and they’re not ready

by Hadrian Mertins-Kirkwood

Why Canadian small towns can’t afford a Trump-driven trade war

Public and private nurses can coexist

by Joseph Quesnel

Manitoba must not let government nursing unions throttle their competition

Canada’s crises call for leadership rooted in proven principles

Economist Thomas Sowell offers Canada a roadmap to overcome its current economic and political crises