When those who wield institutional power begin treating criticism itself as a threat to democracy, the defence of democracy ...

The government’s strategy to tie defence spending to domestic economic benefits may not adequately address the pressing ...

The Carney government’s introduction of the Building Canada Strong Act aims to reform the Canada Labour Code, moving away ...

Supporting Israel does not mean ignoring Palestinians. Palestinians deserve security, dignity and a political future. But ...

The scourge of antisemitism was on full display this week in Belleville, Ontario, when a gunman opened fire outside a ...

Good policy should ensure that women with the ambition to build a company, grow an enterprise, attract investment, or lead a Nation into ownership have access to the capital, expertise, and ...

An approach that prioritizes the restoration of a common culture to restore cohesion and social trust is long overdue.

Unfortunately, Ottawa has recently moved in the opposite direction. In August, Canada removed former senior Kremlin official Anatoly Chubais from its Russia sanctions list, restoring his admissibility ...

This article originally appeared in the National Post. Below is an excerpt from the article. By Peter MacKinnon, September 21, 2026 Alex Usher is an ...

Despite opposition from activists and governments, the province's oil and gas industry is now a key player, with more growth possible.

A better policy would be to lower tax rates on all investments and eliminate various deductions and credits so as to broaden the tax base.

Most Canadians take safe, clean drinking water for granted – most, but not all. In fact, over 17,600 people in Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario alone are currently living under a drinking water ...