Category: Viewpoint

Viewpoint

Ransomware a silent epidemic threatening our digital lives

by Perry Kinkaide | Dec 4, 2024

Ransomware is here to stay. Are you ready to fight back?

Blind trust in voting machines undermines democracy

by Lee Harding | Dec 4, 2024
Biden’s decision to help his son tarnished the presidential pardon forever

by Michael Taube | Dec 3, 2024
Canada’s inequality by the numbers

by Our View | Dec 3, 2024
Solar energy’s dirty little secret: It comes with a the trillion-dollar price tag

by Ian Madsen | Dec 2, 2024
Trump’s tariffs risk repeating the mistakes of the Great Depression

by Roslyn Kunin | Dec 2, 2024

Will your grocery bills spike in 2025?

by Sylvain Charlebois

Predicting food prices is no easy task, but the Food Price Report has a strong track record of accuracy

Trump’s tariff threat could shatter Canada’s economy

by Rashid Husain Syed

Trudeau scrambles to avert crisis as $100B trade relationship faces tariff fallout

New Saskatchewan finance minister must put taxpayers first

by Gage Haubrich

Jim Reiter faces a crucial test: Balance the budget, cut taxes, control spending

Union strikes creating a nation of haves and have-nots

Is union privilege fueling inequality in Canada’s workforce?

Ottawa’s GST/HST holiday a short-term gift with long-term pain

by Sylvain Charlebois

Ottawa should have permanently eliminated the GST on food

Trump’s tariff threats are more bark than bite

But highlights the need for Canada to diversify its trade relationships

Hydrocarbons are the backbone of global progress

They power the machines that sustain our way of life

GST holiday: Santa for some; Grinch for others

by Leila Sarangi

Ford’s $200 cheques and Trudeau’s GST holiday fall short for Canada’s lowest-income families

Trump’s tariff plans loom over Canada’s energy sector

by Rashid Husain Syed

Limited pipeline infrastructure and export options leave Canada’s oil sector vulnerable

Canada is at a crossroads. It is time to reclaim our prosperity and freedom

Canada has everything it needs to succeed. What we lack is a government that puts Canadians first

Trump’s tariff gambit a threat to Canada’s agri-food sector

by Sylvain Charlebois

A wake-up call for Canada: Trump will use economic coercion to force trade concessions from Canada

Can Kemi Badenoch become Britain’s first black prime minister?

Like one of her heroes – Margaret Thatcher – Badenoch is not one for turning