Category: Viewpoint

Viewpoint

Green energy hype isn’t backed by the data

by Denise Mullen | Nov 20, 2024

Progress in renewables falling short of advocates claims

The Toronto Argos’ unlikely journey to the Grey Cup

by Michael Taube | Nov 19, 2024
Could oil prices plunge to US$40 in 2025?

by Rashid Husain Syed | Nov 19, 2024
Canada needs to become Trump proof, not Trump worthy

by Stuart Trew | Nov 18, 2024
Ontario coroner’s report reveals troubling MAiD trends

by Daniel Zekveld | Nov 18, 2024
Saskatchewan must cut spending and reduce debt – before it is too late

by Gage Haubrich | Nov 18, 2024

Manitoba risks students’ education by lowering new teacher standards

by Michael Zwaagstra

Education faculties increasingly prioritize ideology over expertise in core subjects

Are we rushing technology at the cost of society’s future?

Technological innovation holds immense potential but must be approached carefully

Arab antisemitism is not a myth

by Hymie Rubenstein

Antisemitism in the Arab world has a longstanding historical basis

What does Trump’s win mean for Canada’s left-wing parties?

by Gerry Chidiac

Canadian left wing should heed the lessons from a frustrated U.S. electorate

The dark legacy of gender theory’s founding architect

Psychologist John Money’s radical gender theory has only left a legacy of pain

Ottawa’s agriculture failures are putting Canadian farmers at risk

by Sylvain Charlebois

Stop worrying about Trump. Ottawa is the villain when it comes to putting Canadian farmers at risk

How Canada’s energy policies threaten its economic future

by Rashid Husain Syed

Stifling the investment needed to meet surging demand

Liberals keep trying to compare Poilievre to Trump, but it won’t work

by Michael Taube

Trudeau government is desperate. Branding Poilievre as Canada’s Trump destined to fail

Canada’s inequality crisis: Why the rich keep winning

by Perry Kinkaide

How tax loopholes and philanthropy efforts by the wealthy contribute to inequality

Transform social media into a force for good this Christmas season

by Nick Kossovan

From kindness challenges to gratitude posts, here’s how to bring the spirit of Christmas online

Canada’s legacy of honour on Remembrance Day

by Gerry Bowler

From Batoche to Kandahar, each grave tells a story of courage and the values that define Canada

Our world was forged in the trenches of the Great War

by Robert McGarvey

The battle for the values it was fought for – the defence of justice, rights and freedoms – never ceases