Marco Navarro-Génie Commentary Remembrance Day does not belong to the military bureaucracy. It is a civic ritual that includes a military component. It is part of the foundation of this…
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Bryan Brulotte Commentary Canada has become remarkably skilled at explaining its problems by looking outward. Tariffs, Washington, Donald Trump, global instability, and international uncertainty dominate our headlines. These developments matter,…
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Carney’s Senate Appointments Highlight the Limits of Reform Without Constitutional Change
by EditorKCory Morgan Commentary During a week of whirlwind travel and policy announcements from Prime Minister Mark Carney, his appointment of four new senators flew under the radar. Carney has chosen…
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For years, Western governments viewed Chinese espionage as a manageable problem, but that’s changing rapidly. James Gorrie Commentary For decades, China has leveraged its access to Western markets, technology, academic…
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The evidence points to planning decisions, not global economics. The housing crisis didn’t just happen. Governments helped create it. Marco Navarro-Génie Commentary For years, federal ministers have offered Canadians a…
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Euthanasia and Organ Harvesting Reveal Western Medicine’s Utilitarian Drift
by EditorKWesley J. Smith Commentary Chinese doctors murder and organ harvest political prisoners. As detailed in “Killed to Order,” a thoroughly researched new book by Epoch Times senior editor Jan Jekielek,…
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Cory Morgan: Poilievre Would Do Well to Show His Candid, Personable Side More Often
by EditorKCory Morgan Commentary Pierre Poilievre is a likeable, thoughtful, empathetic person. If only he would show us that side more often, he could gain the support of Canadian voters, which…
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A Quiet Agreement With Big Consequences for Vancouver Property Rights
by EditorKThe Musqueam ‘rights recognition agreement’ treats the Musqueam Indian Band as if it were a nation state, like Canada. Peter Best Commentary If you live anywhere in Metro Vancouver, you…
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Before Vimy Ridge, Canada sent men to Britain’s wars. After April 9, 1917, Canada fought its own. David J. Bercuson Commentary April 9, 1917: The morning was cloudy with intermittent…
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Jeff Minick Commentary In 1997, Fred Rogers of the children’s television show “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” received a Lifetime Achievement Emmy Award. His acceptance speech was 153 words long. Here is…