Category: Viewpoint

Viewpoint

Why we still obsess over the Tudors

by Pat Murphy | Jul 18, 2025

The Tudors ruled for just 118 years, but their drama, power plays and religious upheaval still captivate us

Want to be a better leader? Take a breath

by Faith Wood | Jul 18, 2025
Is Canada ready for life after America?

by Gerry Chidiac | Jul 18, 2025
How DEI is hijacking the future of legal education

by Collin May | Jul 16, 2025
Clean fuel from waste may no longer be fantasy

by Yogi Schulz | Jul 15, 2025
It’s time to end Canada’s protectionist supply management regime

by Brian Giesbrecht | Jul 15, 2025

Poilievre poised for comeback in Alberta stronghold

by Michael Taube

Byelection win in Battle River–Crowfoot looks inevitable

LNG export marks beginning of Canadian energy independence

by Marco Navarro-Genie

Ends years of delay, weak policy and lost opportunity

Are you suffering from Speakerphonia?

by Nick Kossovan

Symptoms include full-volume phone calls in public and a total disregard for everyone around you

Canadian youth growing tired of climate alarmism

by Perry Kinkaide

They want honesty and practical ways to make a real difference

CBC’s critics may have a point. Here’s why

A former host’s claims of bias point to deeper problems at Canada’s public broadcaster

Short-term gains can’t hide oil’s long-term decline

by Rashid Husain Syed

Oil’s long-term future is under pressure as demand growth slows

Is Bill C-5 nation-building or a power grab?

Nation-building takes trust. Bill C-5 risks breaking it

Saskatchewan government blew past its budget again in 2024

by Gage Haubrich

Debt projected to hit $23.5 billion after another year of overspending

A bitter brew as trade war drives up coffee prices

by Sylvain Charlebois

Ottawa’s political posturing is burning your wallet, one cup at a time

True leadership is defined by integrity, not authority

Leadership is tested most when things aren’t easy

Canada must innovate or face domination by stronger nations

by Bill Whitelaw

Innovation is the only way forward to secure our economic future

Young Canadians need to learn to adapt to a shifting job market

by Roslyn Kunin

The traditional job hunt isn’t cutting it anymore