Canada’s fertility crisis reflects decades of bad government
The gap between the families Canadians want and the families they can afford is a damning indictment of decades of bad public policy
The gap between the families Canadians want and the families they can afford is a damning indictment of decades of bad public policy
By allowing surgeons to work in both the public and private systems, Bill 11 could divert scarce health-care workers, lengthen wait times and weaken Canada’s principle of care based on need rather than ability to pay
Parents are done with schools pushing progressive agendas instead of teaching core academics
Blocking MAiD for mental illness is the right decision, but it won’t last unless Canada rebuilds a culture that values every human life
Eliminating CORE weakens corporate accountability, leaving victims of alleged human rights abuses with fewer avenues for seeking justice
Politicians are deciding who gets access to public land based on group identity
Misinformation about school choice is causing some families to overlook opportunities that could change their child’s life
The evidence points to planning decisions, not global economics. The housing crisis didn’t just happen. Governments helped create it
If Canada wants to remain competitive on the global stage, we must abandon our culture of indifference and reclaim a commitment to excellence
The benefits of artificial intelligence are front and centre. The risks barely make the brochure
Foreign policy has become a contest in reckless escalation, with leaders creating the very conflicts and dangers they claim to be preventing
Canada has spent years delaying projects in the name of the environment. The economic costs are becoming impossible to ignore
Money talks in the NHL. Until Canada levels the playing field, top-tier talent will continue chasing the bigger paycheques south of the border