Category: Today

Today

Kashmir conflict threatens global security and peace

by Isidoros Karderinis | May 23, 2025

The stakes have never been higher

Why defending Ms. Rachel is a stand for basic humanity

by Gerry Chidiac | May 23, 2025
Canada needs a watchdog like DOGE

by Lee Harding | May 22, 2025
High grocery bills? Blame Ottawa, not Washington

by Sylvain Charlebois | May 21, 2025
Trump’s Middle East investment blitz faces harsh economic reality

by Rashid Husain Syed | May 21, 2025
British MP’s Gaza statement signals moral shift in the West

by Gerry Chidiac | May 21, 2025

Regulatory reform key to Canada’s energy future

Outdated rules and investment barriers are holding us back

Court ruling on Indigenous title threatens private property rights

by Joseph Quesnel

Legal experts warn of growing tensions between Indigenous title and private property rights

SD cards turn 25 and are still essential in a data-hungry world

SD and microSD cards now power everything from mobile content to space tech

Every bookshelf and museum exhibit tells a story. Just not always the truth

by Michael Taube

What we choose to show, and what we leave out, reveals more than we think

Tariffs get the blame but it’s non-tariff barriers that kill free trade

Governments claim to support free trade, but use hidden rules to shut out foreign competition

Boreal forests could hold the key to achieving Canada’s climate goals

by Science/Technology Desk

New study finds billions more trees than expected

Why first impressions can make or break your career

by Carol Kinsey Goman

Snap judgments happen in seconds, and they’re hard to undo

Canada’s justice system is the biggest risk to our national security

by Scott McGregor

Canada’s biggest national security risk? Our own justice system

The proof is in. Housing is more unaffordable than ever

Canada’s affordability crisis is the result of deliberate planning decisions

Canada caves when free speech is under fire

Canada’s civic institutions are failing us

The West holds the key to blocking Liberal Party dominance

Despite their undeniable political impact, many Westerners still feel disenfranchised. Why?

Only Ottawa can fix what’s broken in the housing market

The federal government is finally stepping up to build affordable housing on public land