Category: Politics

Politics

Canada has only ever been an extra on the global stage

by Bill Whitelaw | Sep 25, 2023

We are a nation destined to tread water in perpetual obscurity

Alberta’s pension plan proposal has a BREXIT-like stink to it

by Robert McGarvey | Sep 25, 2023
Food inflation takes a positive turn with a dip in most categories, except fish

by Sylvain Charlebois | Sep 25, 2023
The unravelling of Justin Trudeau’s tarnished legacy

by Marco Navarro-Genie | Sep 24, 2023
Artsakh burns while Western leaders fiddle

by Susan Korah | Sep 24, 2023
Public schools have a duty to protect queer kids

by Erika Shaker | Sep 22, 2023

Eliminating plastics should not jeopardize food security

by Sylvain Charlebois

The decision to eliminate plastics is ideological and effectively sidelines science

Barbie’s success masks women’s real-world wage disparity

by Katherine Scott

Box office bonanza can’t hide stark wage inequities faced by women

A small fix with big implications for food prices stalled in Senate

by Franco Terrazzano

Food prices soar as Senate fails to act on crucial carbon tax exemption bill for farmers

Trudeau pokes a hornet’s nest in India

by Randolph Mank

Trudeau alleges Indian involvement in Sikh leader’s death. But where’s the proof?

Want to learn how grocery competition should work? Look at the U.S.

by Sylvain Charlebois

The U.S. acts swiftly to tackle food industry monopolies. Canada? Not so much

This flu season, remember Sweden’s no-mask pandemic success

by Shawn Whatley

Sweden’s low excess mortality rate during the pandemic challenges push for renewed restrictive measures

Debate over ‘anti-racism’ education intensifies in Ontario

by David Millard Haskell

Parents are fighting back against the Ontario School Board’s Critical Race Theory indoctrination

Grocery chain profits only a minor factor in high cost of food

by Steve Ambler

Carbon taxes have a far more significant impact on food prices than grocery chain profits

Experts warn of US$100 per barrel oil by year-end

by Rashid Husain Syed

OPEC and IEA clash on the future of global oil demand amid skyrocketing prices

Why election promises almost always fall flat

by Roslyn Kunin

Broken election promises are undermining our faith in government

Canada’s billions to automakers yield few returns

Corporate welfare handouts come under scrutiny

Manitoba election an opportunity to halt climate extremism

by Joseph Quesnel

Time to lay down the gauntlet against green extremists’ unjustified war on natural gas