Category: Politics

Politics

Doug Ford owes Ontario taxpayers $190,000

by Michael Taube | Jun 9, 2026

The “gravy plane” is gone, but taxpayers shouldn’t be on the hook for Ford’s $190,000 aviation blunder

Parliament’s genocide declaration fails Indigenous children

by Marco Navarro-Genie | Jun 9, 2026
Two-tier justice is breaking our country

by Joseph Quesnel | Jun 9, 2026
Saskatchewan is burning $1 billion a year in interest payments

by Kris Sims and Gage Haubrich | Jun 8, 2026
The 2026 Census an invasion of your privacy

by Lee Harding | Jun 8, 2026
Releasing crown land can help solve Canada’s housing crisis

by Joseph Fournier | Jun 5, 2026

Antisemitism is a moral failure of leadership

by Joseph Quesnel

Real safety for our Jewish community starts by reclaiming the universal moral principles our leaders have abandoned

Toronto’s public grocery store pilot is a financial trainwreck in the making

by Jay Goldberg

Politicians cannot fix food prices by playing supermarket manager

Carney’s antisemitism speech was an abomination

by Michael Taube

By refusing to call out the far-left and radical groups stoking antisemitism, the Prime Minister has left Jewish Canadians vulnerable and alone

Is Ottawa turning Alberta’s pipeline into a taxpayer trap?

by Lennie Kaplan

Carney’s net-zero agenda shouldn’t come at the expense of Alberta taxpayers

Canada’s economy is shrinking

by Sylvain Charlebois

Trump’s tariffs didn’t cause Canada’s economic decline. They exposed problems that have been dragging the economy down for years

What Alberta is asking Canada

by Marco Navarro-Genie

The Alberta referendum debate offers an opportunity to engage seriously with the future of the federation

Canada deserves answers after a national security case fell apart

by Fabian Dawson

The acquittal of William Majcher raises troubling questions about Canada’s national security system

Ottawa opened the immigration floodgates and Canadians are paying the price

by David Leis

Canada did not stumble into today’s immigration crisis by accident

Think chicken prices are high now? Just wait until this summer

by Sylvain Charlebois

Canada’s supply management system is failing to meet market demand

Ottawa is regulating the family farm out of existence

by Joseph Fournier

The family farm is being crushed by supply management which is restricting small producers, driving out ingindependent producers, and raising food costs

Food tax reform keeps colliding with governments’ need for revenue

by Sylvain Charlebois

Governments preach affordability, yet they continue to balance their budgets on the backs of Canadians by taxing food

Saskatchewan must stand firm against carbon taxes

by Gage Haubrich

Scott Moe is the last line of defence against federal policies that are killing our economy