Trudeau is wrong – it’s not genocide
Canada, while imperfect, has worked hard to be open, tolerant and understanding in its beliefs and policies. The PM’s words don't reflect that…
Extreme weather debate buries legitimate dissent
Roger Pielke Jr. was subjected to a vicious, well-funded smear campaign for raising legitimate concerns…
Canada falling behind on corporate accountability
Trudeau government’s global reputation at risk over how Canadian companies do business abroad…
It’s time to change the culture of living with a disability in Canada
The disability family has been an afterthought for governments, service agencies and organizations for far too long…
Senate must finish the job it started to help Canada’s kids
The Senate has delayed for eight months its final vote on restrictions to food marketing to children…
How Canada can benefit from the U.S.-Mexico dispute
Mexico has almost 130 million people, yet we’ve barely tapped into that market over the years…
Government spending must be a federal election issue
Sound fiscal policy can come from any party. Canadians need facts, not fiction and rhetoric…
We’re letting Canadian kids eat themselves sick
A bill that would protect children is languishing in the Senate. We need it to tackle childhood obesity and chronic diseases…
Canada’s first political sex scandal was really a dud
Gerda Munsinger, allegedly a low-level Soviet spy, was sexually involved with at least one, and possibly two, cabinet ministers…
The Senate should do its job and respect the nation’s regions
Bill C-48 is the kind of extraordinary circumstance that requires the Senate fulfill its role as a regional counterbalance to the House…