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Today

Stop pretending we can function without GDP

by Pat Murphy | May 26, 2026

Diane Coyle’s history of GDP proves it is the only tool that reliably links prosperity to your personal well-being

Carney is breaking Canada’s highest office to play partisan politics

by Marco Navarro-Genie | May 26, 2026
Learning to say ‘no’ at the office is a survival skill

by Faith Wood | May 26, 2026
The Edmonton man who helped build the Paralympics

by Greg Gazin | May 26, 2026
Canada is whitewashing Syria’s new regime

by Susan Korah | May 22, 2026
Canada’s economic security is under attack

by Scott McGregor | May 22, 2026

It’s time to turn off the immigration tap

by Riley Donovan

Canada’s immigration system stopped serving Canadians years ago

Ottawa could still strangle Canada’s next pipeline

by Yogi Schulz

The Alberta pipeline deal promises jobs, exports and growth, but Ottawa’s climate policies and endless delays still threaten to kill it

Forget high gas prices. It’s oil shortages that are going to break us

by Rashid Husain Syed

Closing the Strait of Hormuz has ripped a permanent hole in the global supply chain

Borrowing $25 billion for a “wealth fund” is financial insanity

by Jay Goldberg

Mark Carney wants a $25B sovereign wealth fund, but it’s built on borrowed money. Discover why this sovereign wealth fund is a risky debt scheme for taxpayers

Bob Ross didn’t just paint. He democratized art

by Michael Taube

His true legacy wasn’t television fame; it was proving that creative talent belongs to everyone

Green recycling policies are quietly bloating your grocery bills

by Sylvain Charlebois

Government eco-mandates function increasingly as a hidden tax on the food you buy

Canada may finally be ready to stop underselling its oil

by Rashid Husain Syed

A second West Coast pipeline will finally give Canadian crude the global market access it deserves

The Supreme Court shrank your property rights. Parliament needs to fix it

by Joseph Quesnel

Dissenting justices warn ruling weakens privacy rights and erodes Charter protections

Privatizing Canadian airports would be a costly mistake

by Peggy Nash

Privatizing Canadian airports would turn public assets into vehicles for private investors. Protect our airports and stop the wealth fund scheme

Lost your job? You’re on your own now

by Roslyn Kunin

Learn how government policies are forcing a shift toward self-employment in order to survive

The UAE just killed OPEC’s grip on global oil prices

by Rashid Husain Syed

When a major producer walks, OPEC loses control. No one is sure what comes next

We are still living with the political aftershocks of 1976

by Pat Murphy

1976 reshaped Canada and the U.S. From the PQ win in Quebec to the rise of presidential outsiders, the political repercussions of that year haunts us still

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