This article originally appeared in the Financial Post. Below is an excerpt from the article. By Jack Mintz, November 2, 2026 ...

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s recent first round of Senate appointees marks a partial return to partisan appointments in the upper chamber. After 11 years of Justin Trudeau’s experiment with notionally ...

By Richard Shimooka, Alexander Lanoszka, and Balkan Devlen, November 2, 2026 The publication of any national security strategy is usually a landmark occasion as far as official government documents go ...

At Davos in January, Carney built his speech around Václav Havel’s essay “The Power of the Powerless.” Havel described a greengrocer who places a communist slogan in his shop window. He does not ...

By Paul W. Bennett and Elizabeth Lance October 27, 2026. Introduction. Canada likes to imagine itself as a compassionate ...

By Martin Ignasiak, October 30, 2026. The ill-conceived Impact Assessment Act (IAA), enacted in 2019, just limped past it ...

It is a painful experience to gas up these days. Many Canadians have been wondering why we face the same high prices as the ...

Jeannotte assumed office on Jan. 25, 2024 and her term is likely to end in January 2029. At that point, Prime Minister Mark ...

Trying to found hoary macroeconomic relationships in sound microeconomic theory is an honourable pursuit but not easy to ...

The repeated appearance of Palestinian flags alongside calls for intifada in Western demonstrations should be understood in that context: a political climate in which parts of the West’s own public ...

The durability of the rule of law in Canada depends on the willingness of Canadians to support its constraints even when the ...

The Nobel Committee’s decision to award the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize to Navi Pillay raises serious questions about the committee’s judgment and the state of the international system. It is another ...