Category: Viewpoint

Viewpoint

How poverty can save the planet

by Our View | Oct 11, 2024

A modest proposal for addressing climate change

Global energy transition is doomed without a realistic plan

by Yogi Schulz | Oct 11, 2024
Criminalizing residential school “denialism” a direct attack on free speech

by Mark Milke | Oct 11, 2024
How allergy-friendly restaurants are a recipe for success

by Sylvain Charlebois | Oct 10, 2024
Ottawa’s emissions cap a threat to our economy, our jobs, and our prosperity

by Lisa Baiton | Oct 10, 2024
John Rustad must be stopped

by Gerry Chidiac | Oct 10, 2024

Poilievre a potential game-changer in Canadian politics

Pierre Poilievre is a leader with conviction

The war in Ukraine a tale of two egos

by Brian Giesbrecht

The egos of two men, Biden and Putin, directly lead to the invasion of Ukraine

One year later, and the world is still divided over the Hamas-Israel war

by Michael Taube

Hamas-Israel war has sparked antisemitic protests worldwide

The Trudeau Liberals have completely abandoned all liberal ideals

The Liberals have transitioned into the party of coercive progressivism

Alberta Premier is prioritizing politics over patient care

Catering to her party’s ideologues jeopardizes the very foundation of the healthcare system

War and ashore: A family’s legacy from the Second World War

by Allan Bonner

The Bonner family’s wartime experiences played a major role in shaping Canada’s post-war landscape

Wishful thinking won’t solve the addiction crisis

by Roslyn Kunin

Involuntary treatment can’t work without the necessary resources in place to back it up

Oil markets brace for impact as Middle East conflict escalates

by Rashid Husain Syed

Oil prices on the brink as Middle East tensions threaten global supply

Long-term fiscal crisis looms in Alberta without immediate action

by Lennie Kaplan

Delaying fiscal reforms risks a debt spiral and economic decline

What Canada can learn from America’s struggles

by Perry Kinkaide

Both nations may share common values, but the U.S. exudes a dynamism that Canada lacks

BC must act fast to capitalize on the critical minerals boom

by Joseph Quesnel

Cutting red tape and resolving land claims are key if BC is to take advantage of critical minerals mining

Bill C-293 is a threat to Canada’s agri-food sector

by Sylvain Charlebois

Raises concerns about governmental overreach