Category: Eye on Canada

Eye on Canada

Political posturing won’t stop Trump’s tariffs

by Sylvain Charlebois | Jul 22, 2026

Ottawa has confused public messaging with effective trade negotiation

Ottawa’s industrial policy comes at the Prairies’ expense

by Marco Navarro-Genie | Jul 22, 2026
Governments shouldn’t decide what taxpayers get to know

by Gage Haubrich | Jul 22, 2026
Canada has a double standard on hate

by Rodney Clifton | Jul 21, 2026
Government still hasn’t learned from the Lac-Mégantic disaster

by Bruce Campbell | Jul 20, 2026
Carney wants your trust, not your questions

by Jay Goldberg | Jul 20, 2026

Saskatchewan’s budget is a work of fiction

by Gage Haubrich

Five straight years of budget-busting spending prove one thing: Saskatchewan has lost its grip on reality

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Canadians never heard the whole Freedom Convoy story

by Ray McGinnis

Before passing judgment, read what Tamara Lich has to say for herself

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Canada’s boycott of American liquor is backfiring

by Sylvain Charlebois

What began as a symbolic response to U.S. tariffs is now putting Canada at greater risk of a trade dispute with Washington

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Stop making excuses for Mark Carney

by Michael Taube

Canada’s economy is shrinking, yet many Canadians still refuse to hold the prime minister accountable for the results

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Canada’s port security is a national disgrace

by Marco Navarro-Genie

Our ports have become a pipeline for toxic drugs, foreign interference and lost investment

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Canada pays a high price for not having enough pipelines

by Rashid Husain Syed

The pipeline debate has overlooked a crucial question: what does the country lose when its oil can’t reach enough buyers?

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Ottawa is expanding a costly two-tier legal system

by Brian Giesbrecht

Bill S-2 would expand Indian status and taxpayer-funded benefits based on ancestry rather than equality before the law

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Government can’t threaten its way to public trust

by Marco Navarro-Genie

Threatening prosecution for refusing to complete the census might produce compliance, but it weakens the trust on which democratic government depends

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Alberta should prepare to leave Canada so it doesn’t have to

by Perry Kinkaide

Only a credible Alberta independence movement can create the political incentives necessary to renew Confederation

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