Category: Viewpoint

Viewpoint

Turning down Trump’s ceasefire offer could cost Russia everything

by Brian Giesbrecht | Jun 13, 2025

Ukraine’s resilience grows while Russia's weaknesses are exposed

Gaza’s non-violent resistance deserves global attention

by Gerry Chidiac | Jun 12, 2025
Think capitalism is the problem? Think again

by Ian Madsen | Jun 12, 2025
Canada is no energy superpower

by Bill Whitelaw | Jun 11, 2025
Carney’s European pivot could quietly reshape Canada’s sovereignty

by Isidoros Karderinis | Jun 11, 2025
Racialized workers hit hardest by Canada’s job market downturn

by Katherine Scott | Jun 11, 2025

Syria’s Christians still in crisis after ISIS

Archbishop Mourad says Syria’s Christians still live in fear and poverty

Kinew’s bracket creep tax hike will cost Manitobans $82 million

by Gage Haubrich

A sneaky move that automatically raises taxes on Manitobans

Our dairy addiction is turning Canada into a trade pariah

by Sylvain Charlebois

With Bill C-202, Canada doubles down on dairy protectionism

R-Truth returns to WWE just days after shock release

by Michael Taube

His jaw-dropping WWE return has everyone talking

Could Trump crash the global bond market?

by Robert McGarvey

If that happens, it’s bad news for Canadian mortgages, businesses and banks

Oil prices are headed for a hard fall

by Rashid Husain Syed

And that’s bad news for Canada

Why Canada’s leadership pipeline is failing

by Rebecca Schalm

We keep promoting the wrong people, not because we lack talent

Too graphic for adults, but okay for kids in schools?

Why are there sexually explicit books in elementary schools?

A COVID-19 day of reckoning is long overdue

by Perry Kinkaide

The toll on our children’s well-being is undeniable

Beef is becoming a luxury item in Canada

by Sylvain Charlebois

And here’s why

Carney’s leadership style will make or break Canada’s future

Will he rebuild trust with premiers or revert to his predecessor’s unilateral leadership style?

Albertans must push back against separatist fantasies

by Bill Whitelaw

Most Albertans still back unity, but unless they speak up, the fringe could shape the future