Teacher competence in the subject they teach critical to learning
Despite what trendy education gurus say, a teacher’s competence in their subject makes a noticeable difference to student achievement
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Author: Frontier Centre for Public Policy
Don’t blame academic malaise on the male ‘genius’ cult
Those teaching the humanities have abandoned attempts at outlining the grand narratives, the threads that link important events and people in art and history
Read MoreIntegrate Canada’s forgotten Indigenous into the urban mainstream
We need to follow the example set by New Zealand, which gave the Māori the economic, educational and social help they needed, while allowing them to preserve their culture
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Powerful government unions weaken the economy
While the U.S. is curtailing the strength of such unions, Canadian government finances are stretched by the cost of public-sector workers
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We need breathalyzer testing on demand
Bill C-46 would contribute to public safety, help address the serious court backlog problem and save taxpayers a lot of money
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