Category: Politics

Politics

Ottawa is fighting a climate apocalypse that isn’t coming

by Sylvain Charlebois | May 11, 2026

Experts warn that outdated climate policies are making food unaffordable for Canadians

Canada may finally be ready to stop underselling its oil

by Rashid Husain Syed | May 11, 2026
Multiculturalism fails when people stop trusting each other

by Gerry Chidiac | May 10, 2026
The Supreme Court shrank your property rights. Parliament needs to fix it

by Joseph Quesnel | May 8, 2026
Stop pretending campus mobs are an accident

by Marco Navarro-Genie | May 7, 2026
Privatizing Canadian airports would be a costly mistake

by Peggy Nash | May 7, 2026

Ottawa’s regulations are driving our best food startups to the U.S.

by Sylvain Charlebois

Canada does not have a food safety crisis. It has a regulatory efficiency crisis

Lost your job? You’re on your own now

by Roslyn Kunin

Learn how government policies are forcing a shift toward self-employment in order to survive

Only one Conservative candidate can save B.C.

by Michael Taube

Kerry-Lynne Findlay has the platform and the grit required to dismantle David Eby’s agenda

Separation threats have hit a dead end for Alberta

by Doug Firby

Instead of folding, Ottawa is using Alberta’s aggressive separatism rhetoric to galvanize its own base in Central Canada and B.C.

The UAE just killed OPEC’s grip on global oil prices

by Rashid Husain Syed

When a major producer walks, OPEC loses control. No one is sure what comes next

Schools are sacrificing our kids’ education for political activism

by Michael Zwaagstra

School boards and activist teachers must stop trading academic standards for political indoctrination

Schools are sacrificing our kids’ education for political activism

by Michael Zwaagstra

School boards and activist teachers must stop trading academic standards for political indoctrination

Carney’s manufactured majority is a constitutional betrayal

by Marco Navarro-Genie

Floor crossing may be legal, but using it to engineer a majority crosses a line

We are still living with the political aftershocks of 1976

by Pat Murphy

1976 reshaped Canada and the U.S. From the PQ win in Quebec to the rise of presidential outsiders, the political repercussions of that year haunts us still

Federal recall is the only cure for Ottawa’s floor-crossing fever

by Jay Goldberg

In the real world, if you don’t do the job you were hired for, you get fired. Why should Ottawa be any different?

Expanding MAiD for mental illness is a grave mistake

by Daniel Zekveld

Canadian experts warn mental illness is not irremediable. Expanding MAiD threatens suicide prevention and highlights a critical lack of psychiatric care

Genocide isn’t history. It is a modern threat

by Susan Korah

CNEWA marks 100 years of humanitarian aid. From the Armenian genocide to Ukraine, learn how they fight displacement and provide refugee support

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