Commentary

Peter Stockland  Commentary Without question, the most precise and perceptive analysis of the 2021 federal election came from an expat Canadian at the University of Oxford. Though it was published…

Scott Masson  Commentary “The principal task of the State today is to justify its own existence. To do so, it has to annihilate society’s capacity to survive by itself. Surreptitiously…

Gabriël Moens  Commentary As I am an avid reader, I decided to read Jennifer Zeng’s acclaimed memoir “Witnessing History: One Woman’s Fight for Freedom and Falun Gong.” This book, published…

Antonio Graceffo Analysis China’s public debt already stands at 270 percent of GDP, and non-performing loans have hit $466.9 billion. In addition to existing economic challenges, real estate giant Evergrande…

Rob Natelson Commentary President Biden, the Constitution you swore on the Bible to “preserve, protect, and defend” gives you very limited authority. You are not a dictator. That Constitution was…

Michele R. Weslander Quaid  Commentary My career has taken me around the world, including the combat zones in Iraq and Afghanistan to support our troops. These travels have helped me…

Michael Zwaagstra  Commentary It is obvious that Canadians are divided—bitterly divided—over a number of important issues. Between the mudslinging of the federal election and the vocal disagreements over how to…

Sayeh Hassan  Commentary In a free and democratic country, no one should have to choose between their bodily autonomy and their livelihood. That is not a real choice. The Supreme…

Peter Stockland  Commentary If Justin Trudeau weren’t cloaked in the magic and mystery of the Trudeau name, would he still be running for Parliament—let alone prime minister—after the accounting of…

Although divided on economics, idealistic parties are forthright  Fergus Hodgson  Commentary Editor’s note: This is the fourth in a series examining the economic platform of each party ahead of the 2021 federal…