CARPAY: Keeping secrets from parents is bad, but not when it comes to GSAs
John Carpay discusses bill 24 which covers GSAs in Alberta.
Analysis
Expert analysis to help explain and break down current Canadian and international news events.
Is Trudeau serious about developing the Trans-Mountain pipeline?
Although PM Justin Trudeau assures the public that the Trans-Mountain expansion will be completed, his political alliances are casting doubt on his true intentions. Trudeau’s...
The critics show that Ford’s policy on campus free speech is good
Sometimes you know a government policy is good because the arguments against it are so weak.
The Villain in the Trans Mountain Fiasco – and Other Fiascos since 2004 – is the Supreme Court of Canada
The Trudeau government was clearly taken by surprise at the Federal Court’s nullifying of their approval of the 1,150-km Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.
Jagmeet Singh is driving the NDP into the ground
Nationally the NDP have been steadily declining in opinion polls, down four points from last year to a mere 16%, making it evident that the...
Bright, Bleak or Forever Divided? An Exclusive Interview with Shanna Schulhauser on the Future of Canadian Conservatism
"We must always strive to do better in the face of mediocrity, and we must always attempt to do what's right, by and by our...
A Recap of the Jordan Peterson and Sam Harris Debate in Vancouver
The majority of the debate was spent with these two concerns raised; Harris critiqued Peterson for downplaying the negative consequences of religion, and Peterson probed...
Trudeau and the Rising Alienation of the West: the Answer isn’t Separatism
In the name of civic nationalism, we must seek to reach out and establish better avenues of communication with the Feds—preferably with a new provincial...
Dzsurdzsa: Bernier’s four biggest hurdles going into the 2019 election
2019 will undeniably be the testing grounds for Maxime’s gambit and the polls will either leave him sprawled on the political battlefield or intact with...
The Monster in Multiculturalism
Canada no longer contains an essential, timeless core, that innate vision of destiny peculiar to all nations.
