Quebec, France poised to reject diversity, pluralism
We’ve proven time and again that we’re better when each person is respected and each culture is celebrated. If we listen to each other, we will figure this out…
Science gone bad: the pursuit of human-animal hybrids
Fraught with ethical problems, some of which have already been demonstrated…
Canada’s food security depends on significant policy shifts
Food manufacturing lacks investment, suffers from thin margins, faces additional grocers’ fees and must deal with aging facilities…
How the federal government has warped the battle against racism
Canadians believe in equality and compassion; we don’t believe in pitting one group against another…
Napoleon was a bitter man in his final years
Rather than being delivered to a firing squad or scaffold, Napoleon was exiled to St. Helena, a remote island in the South Atlantic…
What you see with Joe Biden is what you get
Author Jon Meacham’s most important insights about U.S. politics and the presidency are intertwined with the current officeholder…
O’Toole’s carbon taxes would come with big costs for families
Erin O’Toole’s proposed carbon taxes would cost you more to heat your home, put food on the table and drive to work…
Why vaccine passports are a dangerous idea
Vaccine passports violate freedom-of-movement rights. And it would let authorities know people’s habits, a violation of privacy…
Iran’s likely return to crude oil marketplace causes ripples
Biden seems to have slackened America's tight grip on Iranian crude exports reigniting a market share battle within OPEC…
More federal labour regulations mean fewer jobs
The Liberal budget commitment to strengthening “labour protection” for workers in the gig economy will discourage hiring…