Category: Eye on Canada

Eye on Canada

by Michael Van Pelt | Oct 26, 2026

Alberta’s culture of family, community and enterprise is laying the foundation for national leadership

Governments ditch fixed election dates when the odds favour them. Just look at Eby

Manitoba’s Premier argues that disagreements over residential school history should be settled through debate, not criminal prosecution

Manitoba’s Premier argues that disagreements over residential school history should be settled through debate, not criminal prosecution

Foreign political involvement and Alberta’s strategic resources give Canadians reason to demand transparency

Too many immigrants coming from too few countries is helping large ethnic enclaves take root

A 1981 television performance by Serge Veilleux has found millions of new admirers on social media

Carney has changed direction, but too much of Trudeau’s damaging legacy remains

A new book argues woke ideology is weakening academic standards, reshaping curriculum and pushing traditional education aside

Port of Churchill is the Prairies’ only answer to direct tidewater access

Wait times rise as Ontario pours billions into private care

The U.S. share of our food imports has risen despite the boycott

A decade of Liberal policies had already damaged Canada’s economy long before Trump imposed his tariffs