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Capital flight signals no confidence in Carney’s agenda
by Jay Goldberg | Nov 7, 2025
Between bad trade calls and growing deficits, Canada is driving money out just when it needs it most
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OPEC+ blinks as oil oversupply pressures grow
by Rashid Husain Syed | Nov 4, 2025
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Farmers take the hit while biofuel companies cash in
by Joseph Fournier | Nov 4, 2025
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The 10 questions change leaders must answer first
by Carol Kinsey Goman | Oct 24, 2025
Taxpayers win as Alberta ends costly teachers’ strike
by Kris Sims | Nov 4, 2025
Alberta rejected union pressure, and saved taxpayers from another costly payout
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Oil sands expansion threatens Alberta’s climate credibility
by Lennie Kaplan | Oct 22, 2025
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Alberta can’t keep chasing oil prices to balance its books
by Lennie Kaplan | Oct 17, 2025
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Alberta taxpayers should not have to bankroll striking teachers
by Kris Sims | Oct 15, 2025
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Cutting red tape could help solve Canada’s doctor crisis
by Ian Madsen | Oct 9, 2025
Canada buries its doctors in paperwork, not care
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Canada’s health-care system is killing us
by Gwyn Morgan | Sep 17, 2025
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Don’t let Ottawa sign away our sovereignty to the WHO
by Cosmos Voutsinos | May 12, 2025
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The U.S. is ditching food dyes. Will Canada follow?
by Sylvain Charlebois | Apr 24, 2025
One bad decision can ruin a teacher’s career
by Michael Zwaagstra | Oct 27, 2025
And leave students and parents to deal with the fallout
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Why classroom size isn’t the issue teachers think it is
by Michael Zwaagstra | Oct 11, 2025
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The lost art of a classical education is making a comeback
by Lee Harding | Oct 7, 2025
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Charlie Kirk fought a progressive ideology that punishes truth
by Collin May | Sep 24, 2025
Politics
NationalA woman won a Nobel Peace Prize. A leftist feminist refused to cheer
by Marco Navarro-Genie | Nov 12, 2025
María Corina Machado risked everything to fight tyranny. Why couldn’t Mexico’s Sheinbaum offer even a single word of support?
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The first step to genocide isn’t the killing
by Gerry Chidiac | Nov 10, 2025
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Budget 2025 fails to tackle rising income inequality
by Katherine Scott | Nov 10, 2025
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Why we keep getting Remembrance Day wrong
by Pat Murphy | Nov 10, 2025
Business
7 habits of highly unsuccessful people
by Faith Wood | Nov 6, 2025
These seven habits will test your patience and wear down your meetings, your team and everyone’s morale
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B.C. taxpayers pick up the tab for public sector peace
by Roslyn Kunin | Nov 3, 2025
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Taxpayers can’t afford another Trudeau-style budget
by Franco Terrazzano | Nov 3, 2025
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Carney’s budget risks another costly EV bet
by Marco Navarro-Genie | Nov 3, 2025
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Channing Tatum plays real-life thief in a tense new drama
by Greg Gazin | Oct 16, 2025
A tense film about loneliness, deception and reinvention
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Buffalo Bill and the making of the Wild West legend
by Pat Murphy | Sep 26, 2025
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The greatest Apache chief you’ve never heard of
by Pat Murphy | Sep 12, 2025
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William F. Buckley’s sharp mind still shapes conservatism
by Pat Murphy | Aug 27, 2025
The Manhattan Project’s indispensable man
by Pat Murphy | Aug 18, 2025
Maj. Gen. Leslie Groves had a reputation for getting things done
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Progressive hypocrisy laid bare in We Have Never Been Woke
by Pat Murphy | Aug 11, 2025
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How American settlers helped shape Alberta’s identity
by Collin May | Aug 6, 2025
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How Goofus and Gallant shaped generations of kids
by Michael Taube | Aug 6, 2025
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Alberta’s new school library guidelines make sense
by Michael Zwaagstra | Jul 31, 2025
Social media was supposed to connect us
by Nick Kossovan | Nov 5, 2025
So why do we all feel so alone?
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Don’t buy the hype. Canola oil is good for you
by Sylvain Charlebois | Oct 16, 2025
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MAiD should not be a response to depression
by Daniel Zekveld | Sep 15, 2025
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Lab-made food won’t win over Canadian shoppers
by Sylvain Charlebois | Aug 18, 2025
Canadian aid brings hope to Sudan and Somalia
by Susan Korah | Nov 4, 2025
Canadian-backed relief teams are feeding children and fighting disease where global help has all but vanished
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Canada’s attack on religious charities makes no fiscal sense
by Lee Harding | Oct 30, 2025
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We have forgotten how to tolerate each other
by Faith Wood | Oct 29, 2025
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Cloned foods are coming to a grocer near you
by Sylvain Charlebois | Oct 29, 2025
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Ghosting is the clearest sign that civility is in decline
by Nick Kossovan | Oct 29, 2025
Oil’s brief rebound masks a looming glut
by Rashid Husain Syed | Oct 15, 2025
Crude oil glut puts Canada’s economy at risk
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Alberta throws down pipeline gauntlet
by Rashid Husain Syed | Oct 7, 2025
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Alberta and Ontario are drowning in toxic oilfield leftovers
by Bill Whitelaw | Sep 25, 2025
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Ottawa’s EV gamble just cost canola farmers billions
by Conrad Eder | Sep 23, 2025
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Natural gas bans are fuelling higher energy costs
by Roslyn Kunin | Sep 22, 2025
Is the future of soccer a Canadian one?
by Michael Taube | Sep 30, 2025
The Canadian Premier League may be the fire that keeps soccer alive in Canada
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High taxes hobble Canadian NHL teams in race for top players
by Lee Harding | Jun 30, 2025
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R-Truth returns to WWE just days after shock release
by Michael Taube | Jun 10, 2025
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Rogers and the CRTC are sidelining Canadian soccer
by Peter Menzies | May 11, 2025
A beaver dam cut our 2017 Agawa Canyon train ride short
by Michael Taube | Sep 23, 2025
This year, we finally made it all the way
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U.S. firm’s grip on Banff and Jasper national parks sparks outrage
by Doug Firby | Sep 29, 2024
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The truth about CATSA’s compensation process for damaged luggage
by Dale Johnson | Sep 29, 2024
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U.S. firm tightens grip on Banff and Jasper national parks
by Doug Firby | Sep 18, 2024
Forget practical. The Mercedes SL 55 AMG is made to be exceptional
by Dale Johnson | Nov 11, 2025
From the throaty V8 to the timeless silhouette, the SL 55 AMG convertible is fast, refined and unapologetically extravagant
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2011 Infiniti M series still delivers but reliability is a risk
by Auto Desk | Oct 31, 2025
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2025 Subaru Forester wins on comfort and ease of use
by Dale Johnson | Oct 24, 2025
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The 2010–2011 Volkswagen GTI offers thrills … and bills
by Auto Desk | Oct 17, 2025
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Toyota’s bZ4X is a solid first step into the EV market
by Dale Johnson | Sep 15, 2025
World
Canada’s combative trade tactics are backfiring
Trump’s deportation post echoes colonial violence
Carney stumbles as Trump dominates trade talks
Trump forces India’s hand on Russian oil imports
Christian persecution is real, just not in Canada
Dangerous days ahead for the UK Conservatives
How real are Canada’s prospects in Asia?
BC Ferries deal with China risks Canada’s security
Oil markets tighten as Russia exports shrink
Canada can’t buy its way out of a bad tariff deal
Canada’s future may lie in continental integration
Charlie Kirk is dead. The rhetoric isn’t
Free speech took a bullet in Utah
Oil prices rise as Ukraine hits Russian pipelines
Trump’s Putin pivot sends oil prices sliding
Never again is happening again
China wrote the playbook on AI surveillance
Trump’s peace deal leaves Artsakh’s displaced behind
Canada’s call for Gaza aid rings hollow
Why we still obsess over the Tudors
Is Canada ready for life after America?
Why the Korean War still matters 75 years later
New York City flirts with far-left nightmare
Trump opens door to Iranian oil exports
From Gaza to Paris, women are leading where men fail
Middle East clash sends oil prices soaring
G7 must act now to counter hybrid warfare threats
Syria’s Christians still in crisis after ISIS
Could Trump crash the global bond market?
The age of American leadership is over
Oil producers brace for market share battle
Gaza war exposes global collapse of conscience
Why the world still bows to King Dollar
How Trump and Alberta might just save Canada
Kashmir conflict threatens global security and peace
What nomadic tribes can teach us about real freedom
Donald Trump’s tariffs are backfiring
Democrats’ 2024 collapse laid bare in new book
Global oil crisis deepens as crude prices tumble
Oil prices slide despite market rebound
Trump does not see Canada as a sovereign country
Farmers pay the price for Ottawa’s EV obsession
JFK assassination files are finally being released
Oil demand faces reckoning as EVs surge, China slows
Why is Trump standing firm on his trade war?
Canada needs a real plan to compete globally
Global human rights at a crossroads
Trump’s trade war is a wake-up call for Canada
Jimmy Carter was a President doomed to fail
Health insurance greed is fueling rage in the U.S.
Canada must hold true to its founding values
Green energy hype isn’t backed by the data
Arab antisemitism is not a myth
Key takeaways from the American election
Why Europe must send troops to Ukraine now
In the face of atrocity, silence is a crime
Global stability on the brink
Why political leaders worldwide are bleeding support
The war in Ukraine a tale of two egos
Time to talk about the racism against Arabs
Israel demonized while Hezbollah war crimes ignored
Why the Harris-Trump presidential debate was a draw
Debunking the myth of Arab antisemitism
The Secret Service has a shocking history of failure
Was Biden forced to exit the presidential race?
Is Trump on an unstoppable path to victory?
Is the era of oil dominance coming to an end?
Exploring the roots of Islamic extremism
Civilian casualties are a tragic reality of war
The modern left is at war with history
Potential disaster is looming at the Paris Olympics
Who pays for college Gaza protests?
Why is only Israel wrong when it defends itself?
Sporting bodies blind to Palestinian suffering
Will Israel launch a counterattack against Iran?
Cuba is an economic, social, and democratic failure
How conventional wisdom can change over time
Free Europe is facing a new Dark Age
The oil industry is not dead yet
Why Israel is right to reject a two-state solution
The battle for Guyana’s growing oil assets begins
What Navalny learned from Socrates
The rise and fall of the Britain’s Teddy Boys
How your tax dollars ended up with Hamas
Christian exodus from Iraq ‘alarming’
The hypocrisy behind cutting aid to Palestinians
The UN is not what many Canadians think it is
The absurdity of the Israeli genocide accusation
Houthi attacks shaking up stability of oil markets
What’s at stake in South Africa’s genocide case ...
Is bombing civilian populations effective?
OPEC is caught between a rock and a hard place
How bad could a Trump-Biden election rematch get?
Is Hungary’s Viktor Orban Putin’s poodle?
Jesus was a Palestinian Jew born under occupation
Hong Kong churches under threat from Communist China
Food industry under the spotlight at COP28
Every nation has the potential to commit genocide
Coping with the aftermath of the Israel-Hamas War
Will Israel ever be held accountable for genocide?
Where were you when JFK was shot?
The real story behind the Gaza hospital explosion
Calls grow for humanitarian corridor to reach Gaza
Fear of erasure fuels Artsakh exodus
When the ‘bad guys’ are hailed as heroes
Artsakh burns while Western leaders fiddle
Trudeau pokes a hornet’s nest in India
Piecing together the last days of Imperial Japan
The invisible genocide of Armenians in Artsakh
How the Canadian wildfires are viewed from abroad
What the world needs now is … détente
OPEC+ members extend production cuts
Is Europe drifting to the right?
Why NATO must continue to support Ukraine
How Taiwan became an eco-tourism leader
Beijing fiddles, while Canada burns
Wall Street analysts abandon oil rally optimism
If Britain had stood aside in 1914
Who was to blame for the First World War?
Geopolitical catastrophes in the making
Why China is gaining influence in Africa
Quake worsens problems for Syrian Christians
You know you’re a woke punchline when …
Time magazine was once a giant
We are in the foothills of a Third World War
The oil sector has its swagger back
Flirting with nuclear war over Ukraine
Jimmy Carter was an accidental president
Hybrid warfare and the New Cold War
Russia vs Ukraine: Is diplomacy dead?
George Santos and the sad state of modern politics
The powerful legacy of Pope Benedict XVI
DOE expects further weakening in oil prices
The rise and demise of Andrew Tate
Oil price forecast for 2023 all over the map
My Christmas in Zaire was something special
Saudi Arabia looking for a new security blanket?
COP15 proposes an extremist planetary diet
Russian oil price cap is a go. But will it work?
Stringent Net Zero policies make no financial sense
CBC is a government monster gobbling up tax dollars
What the American midterms results really mean
Eight billion people now inhabit the earth
Why every good COP turns into a bad COP
World at a ‘tipping point’ in climate change talks
The ignominious end of the Ottoman Empire
Leaders are destroying our trust in government
The world needs Russian resources
We are at great risk of a nuclear holocaust
Genocide denied is genocide repeated
The CIA’s man in Cuba
Germany backtracks on a renewable energy future
The quest for truth is gaining momentum
Remembering the Cuban Missile Crisis 60 years later
Political orthodoxies are being challenged in Europe
Winston Churchill: ruffian or hero?
Oil once again being used as a political tool
The rise and rise of Daesh
Putin is the most dangerous terrorist on the planet
Europe is counting on natural gas from Canada
Why is Canada ignoring starvation in Africa?
The final act of Boris Johnson’s political career
Ukraine must be victorious, for all of our sakes
Canada effectively absent in the Indo-Pacific
Why Canada still needs the Trans Mountain expansion
Hereditary empires and the struggle with modernity
How empires grab and hold on to power
No end in sight for soaring oil prices
Is it curtains for Boris Johnson?
Why do we keep electing energy idiots?
How to win the war against global famine
Punishing Russia has upended global economics
Energy doesn’t have to be a political weapon
Saudis using oil market leverage to their advantage
War and brutality go hand in hand
Putin’s War is redrawing the geopolitical map
Wheat makes the world go round
Irish lead the way in the push to decolonize
Birdwatching in Honduras – plumage aplenty
The global energy map faces dramatic revisions
The world is on the brink of a food shortage
Western leaders ignore their own genocidal acts
From evil to relativism and back again
Plenty of blame in a world of strife
Will oil prices stall or continue to rise?
Crude oil markets weaken as U.S. opens taps
Ukrainians fleeing war face Canadian red tape
Clearing the fog, and friction, of war
Oldest human DNA ever found in Africa uncovered.
The West needs to step up to curb Putin’s aggression
Trudeau’s double standards on Iranian immigrants
Playing Russian roulette with food security
Why the world won’t sanction Russian oil
The making of a Ukrainian hero
Russia’s most formidable weapons? Oil and gas
Ukraine tension, Iran talks prod oil prices upward
Did John F. Kennedy really win the U.S. presidency?
Patrice Lumumba left a legacy we can’t ignore
The quixotic push for Hillary in 2024
What Elvis Costello got right in Oliver’s Army
To my unknown friend who died on Flight PS752
In defence of Bishop Desmond Tutu
Expect more oil price uncertainty in 2022
Think the oil industry is dying? Think again
Thunberg has world leaders in the palm of her hand
Putin wants to turn Ukraine into a vassal state
Why attempts to change Afghanistan keep failing
Do lockdowns actually worsen COVID-19’s impact?
U.S. tries to force a drop in world oil prices
Achieving net-zero will take decades to accomplish
Pressure mounts on OPEC+ from all sides
Oil market turmoil may well benefit consumers
The messy transition to a ‘new world disorder’
The 26th Blah Blah Blah Festival (aka COP26)
Raising corporate tax rates will hurt us all
The bloody end of Anwar Sadat
Crude oil prices are soaring as production slows
Warning shots fired over cryptocurrencies?
Oil prices on the rise as output squeezed
AUKUS may create as many problems as it solves
Is China turning its back on science and progress?
Dampening Asian demand cools crude oil prices
The economic dangers of a new inflationary era
When Reagan fired the air traffic controllers
Canada must help ease the chaos in Afghanistan
Delta variant hammering crude oil prices
Afghanistan has fallen to the Taliban. Do you care?
Chinese demand drives world oil markets
What’s in a name when it comes to groups of animals?
Lebanon on the verge of becoming a failed state
When travel resumes, Canadians should avoid Cuba
More than ever, we need to embrace diversity
Welcome to the gluten-free, sushi-less Olympic Games
The world gives a COVID cold shoulder to refugees
OPEC dispute sends oil market reeling
Longshore workers stand firm for justice
Richard Nixon’s shocking summer and its big payoff
What the Germans can teach us about reconciliation
No Senate reform without public engagement
Canada-U.K. trade links more important than ever
Diseases don’t care about our nationality or wealth
A medieval disaster is playing out in modern India
Biden can’t go back to a pre-Trump China policy
Is Scotland poised to push forward with separation?
America may not like it but pipelines are crucial
Quebec, France poised to reject diversity, pluralism
Napoleon was a bitter man in his final years
What you see with Joe Biden is what you get
The huge challenge of holding police accountable
If China invades, will Taiwan be on its own?
Alberta can forget becoming the 51st American state
Biden’s green revolution is a disaster in the making
OPEC+ expected to continue to dampen oil output
Canada must stand up to China now
Taking the temperature of U.S. Republicans
Canadian oil still the safest bet for Americans
Is Canada on a well-worn path to destruction?
Oil market recovery may be on borrowed time
When will Canada start to stand up to China?
An Irish hero for St. Patrick’s Day
Troubling trends for human rights in China and India
Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown
Canada needs to deepen its ties with India
This is Canada’s moment to change the world
Shunning Taiwan no longer an option for Canada
Get ready for a Trump 2024 campaign
Mourning the passing of an oil industry giant
Biden using COVID-19 to advance radical policies
Oil prices rise as Texas drops into deep freeze
Time for Canada to stand up to China’s bullying
Silent Witness of a Holocaust Suitcase
Understated George Shultz left a lasting legacy
Is the crude oil market rally just a mirage?
U of A teams up with West African universities
Iran returns to the oil market in a big way
The dawning of a new trade era in the United States
What the Biden administration means for Canada
Trump is a case study in bad leadership
Boris Johnson: the man who got Brexit done
Trump’s final day as president
Crude oil market remains in flux
Eisenhower was cagey but Kennedy rushed in
Impeaching Trump will make a bad situation worse
Saudis sacrifice to broker oil production cuts
Remembering the lives lost on Flight PS752
Ruth Ellis the last hanged woman in Britain
The year the world finally said, ‘Enough is enough!’
Tensions rise in Persian Gulf over oil shipments
Many questions will linger post-pandemic
Just the facts? Don’t count on fact-checkers
OPEC+ fault lines growing deeper
Attacking activists doesn’t make them wrong
How Donald Trump could still win re-election
Financial quagmire engulfing oil-producing countries
What did Germans really think of Hitler?
Shaking off colonial shackles no easy task
Margaret Thatcher and the end of apartheid
Autocratic regimes use energy as a weapon
A KGB guide to subverting the press to your agenda
Combatting the rising tide of hostility
Adolf Hitler’s fateful mistake
Is Biden about to alter the war on climate change?
Diving into man’s complicated relationship with war
Lose sight of justice and society starves
U.S. election is far from over
Sunny days a long way off for oil producers
Early takeaways from the U.S. election
Who will be the next U.S. president?
The beauty of secularism
Dark days ahead for oil-rich Gulf economies
The ugly truth about democracy in decay
Energy use forecasts pivot dramatically
Do voters just tune out Trump’s sins?
Has the tide finally turned on Donald Trump?
What Trump’s leadership style says about us
The people versus Donald Trump
Trump defies the fundamentals of faith
More dark days on the horizon for oil industry
It’s time we all stood up for Julian Assange
Memories of Walter Reuther, an American labour giant
Politics as compelling theatre
Trump scrambles to find a message that resonates
Trudeau has eroded Canada’s place in the world
We are witnessing the demise of the American empire
Has Donald Trump finally been tripped up?
Did Donald Trump disparage the U.S. military?
Canada must stand up to China: O’Toole
The overblown panic of COVID-19
Can we save humanity?
Canada must boycott the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics
Will petrochemicals be the last gasp for big oil?
Finding ways to help victims of Beirut blast
We need clarity to conquer COVID-19
Pandemic policy is mob policy
Celebrity status can be a catalyst for change
Memo to Joe Biden on how to win U.S. election
China targets everyone in the world
At 90, Thomas Sowell remains one of a kind
Trump’s oil industry optimism is misplaced
Is it time to walk away from trade with China?
Why does the culture of impunity persist?
More than just a Spectator to world events
Bad leadership at the heart of police brutality
How to put the legacy of John Lewis to good use
Justice for all, whether you kneel or stand
The building of the Atomic Bomb Part 1
Facing up to racism in Canada and around the world
Crude oil crystal ball shows cloudy future
Developing countries face hard economic choices
China the big winner in world oil price calamity
Oil industry not dead yet despite disruptions
Exposing the roots of racism through song
Gagging social media won’t halt criticism
Canada’s foreign policy isn’t what it used to be
We must stand up to China’s bully tactics
Oil-rich Saudis squeezed by Trump
Let people make their own risk assessments
Do we choose chaos or community?
Sweden forged a COVID-19 path that preserves freedom
Energy industry investment cools dramatically
Digging for the bones of a lost Irish hero
We all need the moral courage to confront racism
We all need the moral courage to confront racism
Turning protesters into terrorists
Some day soon, we have to stand up to China
Oil market resurgence sustained by hope
Bringing the facts back to the Keystone XL debate
Celebrating the human spirit can change the world
Tyranny oil should be treated like blood diamonds
Chernobyl disaster’s legacy still resonates
Bringing the Architect of the Holocaust to justice
Should ex-leaders indulge in political mudslinging?
It all adds up: First a pandemic, then a ‘magic’...
Labels just hurtful in search for Middle East peace
Hubris, conspiracy and the fall of Margaret Thatcher
The White House’s internal battle with COVID-19
Post-pandemic oil market slowly takes shape
The Year 1000: a look at globalization’s roots
Don’t sacrifice truth for illusion of security
Ottawa’s response to pandemic rooted in politics
Glut, pandemic keep world oil market on edge
A close-up look at J.F.K. on the campaign trail
Is the world’s most powerful economy unravelling?
Oil production cut numbers don’t add up
Exiting the lockdown with care and intelligence
They don’t build borders like they used to
The miraculous recovery of Boris Johnson
Ten key messages to navigating a crisis
Crude oil cuts finally made, but to what end?
A dose of COVID-19 reality
Who will blink first in crude oil crisis?
Are Canadians prepared if the power grid fails?
COVID-19 will prompt a rethink of globalization
How Canada can face down Chinese tyranny
Are Trump and Sanders two sides of the same coin?
Just do the right thing – no matter what
Flu pandemic of 1918 brutal, virulent killer
The macro consequences of the coronavirus
The crude story behind the Russia/Saudi oil war
We can’t afford to be casual about COVID-19
Lies, damned lies and statistics
The American melodrama after Super Tuesday
The fine art of panic buying in COVID-19’s wake
Will Britain finally get tough on terrorists?
Ireland on the cusp of political upheaval
Chile is no longer a beacon of stability
Censure Pelosi for ripping up Trump’s speech
We must attack the coronavirus at its root
The Democratic fight to take on Trump heats up
Carney was dead wrong about Brexit
The making of an unlikely U.S. president
Don’t blame Australian fires on climate change
The Coronavirus – 1918 all over again?
McCain’s Twitter rant bizarre, ill-advised
Canada missing a golden post-Brexit opportunity
Push back against China’s pro-communist Bible
Sport, at its best, can help change the world
The American melodrama heads for home
Canada fails internal, external defence expectations
Boris Johnson is a consequential politician
Thank you, Mr. Trump, for rousing us
The rise and fall of Spiro Agnew
Humanity faces a huge and growing crisis
Venice flooding a sign of deepening climate crisis
Fall of the Berlin Wall was just a starting point
Brexit’s potential for unintended consequences
Is the world on the verge of a nuclear winter?
Brexit’s endgame finally beckons
Silver lining: NBA boss shows how to handle China
No gun fire in the Moose Wars. Yet
Clean, timely Brexit good for Britain and Canada
Brexit triggers the beginning of the end of EU
Is cash doomed to extinction?
Embrace higher ideals to truly change the world
How Ireland stayed neutral in a world at war
Welcome to the Age of Wilful Stupidity
No, Boris Johnson isn’t another Donald Trump
What can we learn from one another today?
Why Trump will win in 2020
Canada can end the China crisis in one simple move
The unsung heroes of Waterloo
Climate change could bring huge payoff to Canada
Human spirit has the strength to tear down walls
How the world can win the hunger games
The truth always comes out and truth liberates
China represents world freedom’s greatest threat
China is driving the rise of omniscient machines
We shall overcome crimes against humanity
The primary function of U.S. presidential primaries
Why the Green New Deal would be devastating
What purpose do hatred and vengeance serve?
What purpose do hatred and vengeance serve?
Brain drain puts Venezuela at a further disadvantage
A ray of hope after a brutal week
What CBC gets wrong about the crisis in Venezuela
Ireland’s greatest mythical hero
Venezuela’s descent into chaos was predictable
San Miguel de Allende losing its lustre
Music can touch our hearts and give us hope
We can’t let outside powers dictate law in Canada
Central banks’ overreach risks another recession
As cyber wars erupt, Canada must protect itself
Brexit drama has historical echoes
The political fragility of George H.W. Bush
TV’s Vikings is good fun and semi-reasonable history
Harold Macmillan and the fickleness of history
‘Countless white crosses’ a century later
The truth about the roots of most terrorism
Putting Columbia River salmon restoration at risk
Rhodes cultural policy is a template for Canada
Ontario takes the initiative tackling terrorists
Legend, reality and the Outlaw King
Globalism trumped by Trump’s international vision
A spiritual leadership grounded in reality
The abysmal scorecard of socialist revolutions
Coping with the uber angst of the modern world
The man who shot Billy the Kid
Fear and loathing in the realm of Donald Trump
A Brexit perspective with 55-year-old roots
How USMCA democratized supply management
Can we avoid another financial crisis?
Canada can’t afford to be bullied by Trump on trade
Compassion is at the heart of the best of humanity
Canada’s trade hurdle is all about supply management
The right of women to choose their own futures
Support for multiculturalism declining in Sweden
The Swedes weren’t always peace-loving
How to confront sex abuse in the Catholic church
Cruising the Baltic, gathering perspectives
The Saudi-Canada spat and the New World Order of Oil
Canadian Forces pulling their weight
Tim Hortons rolling up the rim to win over China
What fate awaits our treasured monarchy?
What if Bobby Kennedy had lived?
‘Happy’ New Zealand has a teenage suicide proble...
The man who cheated death again and again
How soccer revitalizes nationalism
Is western civilization worth defending?
Fake tough: Donald Trump’s tantrum over Canada
Racial tension on the decline, harmony on the rise
Would Bobby Kennedy have been elected president?
The danger of putting too much trust in doctors
Ronald Reagan’s remarkable mission to Moscow
A global uprising against rape case injustices
Britain’s social (and economic) revolution
What global warming? How about global cooling
Making sense of violent attacks
Pipeline opposition largely funded by rich Americans
The Marshall Plan wasn’t a silver bullet
China may balk at Taiwan entry into resurrected TPP
Taking aim at pointless anti-gun marches
The dangerous rebirth of mercantilism
The lessons of Rwanda seem lost on Canadians
Casting about for new Canadian trade partners
China using its monetary policy as a weapon of war
Donald Trump vs Robert Mueller: chaos over order
Kate Harris’ Lands of Lost Borders a masterpiece
Debunking the myth of immigrant assimilation
One big asteroid could ruin the mining industry
The western media’s appalling embrace of North Korea
Is Trump’s economic train gaining momentum?
Canada needs to respond to U.S. tax reform
Tackling conflict in the Middle East cauldron
A new kind of common market beckons Canada
Go ahead, shoot the messenger
Trump’s penchant for digging ‘s—holes̵...
The moral roadblock at the end of ethical shortcuts
The American dream is moving north to Canada
Canada asleep at the wheel on U.S. tax reform
The fake news controversy isn’t really new
Poland’s 20th century tragedy
Trudeau’s Asian trip a diplomatic and trade disaster
Raphael Lemkin: the man who coined the word genocide
John F. Kennedy: an anglophile for all seasons
Diana’s bad bargain and her enduring mythology
Punk queen Exene Cervenka embraces Trump
‘Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!’
Did France put an end to the new nationalism?
The failed fight against fascism
The nationalism versus globalism debate explained
The rise and fall of the Romanovs
Death of a tyrant
October 1066 changed England forever
Marching toward a world without genocide
Canola conundrum puts Canada in China’s crosshairs
‘Radical Joe’ Chamberlain inspires new British P...
Bio-fuels one of man’s greatest blunders
When Khrushchev spilled the beans
Maybe Donald Trump isn’t a buffoon after all
Education
Residential school death list riddled with errors
by James McCrae | Oct 31, 2025
NCTR register misleads on residential school deaths
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Churches are all that stands between Canada and tyranny
by Marco Navarro-Genie | Oct 23, 2025
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Want a job? Ditch the degree and pick up a trade
by Roslyn Kunin | Oct 9, 2025
Your Money
The painful return of food inflation exposes Canada’s trade failures
by Sylvain Charlebois | Oct 21, 2025
Canadians are feeling the pinch as Ottawa’s trade blunders and a weak dollar drive grocery bills higher
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Canada’s capital crisis is dragging us down
by Roslyn Kunin | Oct 20, 2025
Careers/HR
If you’re not hungry for the job, you’re not getting hired
by Nick Kossovan | Oct 23, 2025
If you can’t prove you want the job, you’re not going to get it
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Want to land the job? Offer proof, not promises
by Nick Kossovan | Oct 20, 2025
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Clear job roles are the missing link in raising productivity
by Rebecca Schalm | Oct 18, 2025
Editor's picks
When truth falters, democracies begin to decay
by Gerry Chidiac | Nov 5, 2025
The first casualty of democracy’s decline is truth. History shows that moral decay starts not with violence but with lies
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I came to Canada in 1965 with nothing but hope
by Pat Murphy | Oct 28, 2025
Science/Tech
AI is making students smarter cheats, not better thinkers
by Michael Zwaagstra | Sep 23, 2025
Some educators think AI can replace memorization, but that’s a shortcut to ignorance
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The truth is buried under Sechelt’s unproven graves
by Marco Navarro-Genie | Sep 22, 2025
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Nuclear power outperforms renewables every time
by Cosmos Voutsinos | Sep 17, 2025
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Can Lepro TB1 smart lamp change how you feel?
by Greg Gazin | Sep 4, 2025
Interviews
It is time to tame Canada’s ballooning bureaucracy
Jun 25, 2024
Preston Manning tells us how we can rein it in
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