Lazy journalism becoming a mouthpiece for the State’s narrative
PETER STOCKLAND: There is a growing comfort in institutional journalism to follow rather than question (FREE)
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Category: Politics/Law
Why the Calls to Action should be Canada’s guidebook
GERRY CHIDIAC: Canada is facing a pivotal moment. We can choose to keep the truth buried or we can choose to heal (PREMIUM)
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B.C. needs to pull out of its debt spiral
KRIS SIMS: A report released by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation shows that B.C.’s debt will be $102.9 billion by the end of this year (FREE)
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Taiwan deserves a clear-eyed assessment of the potential for war
MICHAEL COLE: The U.S. and its allies should signal in no uncertain terms that dragging the world into war over Taiwan would impose severe costs on China (FREE)
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Damned if you do: the thorny decision to remove hydro dams
ROSLYN KUNIN: Dealing with only one side of an issue – whether it’s migrating fish or electric cars – can generate more problems than it solves (PREMIUM)
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Weighing the success of the various vaccine rollout strategies
ALEXANDRE MASSAUX: Creating a vaccine is one thing, having enough of it for the population is another. A more regulated and centralized strategy put lives at risk (FREE)
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Canadian Senate turns its back on genocide in Xinjiang
MARCUS KOLGA: Communist dictator Xi Jinping showers praise on the 33 Senators who deny he is perpetrating genocide in Xinjiang (FREE)
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Canada’s clean energy future must include nuclear
KRYSTLE WITTEVRONGEL: Ignoring its potential as a fast track to adapting away from greenhouse gas-emitting technologies and resources would be a missed opportunity (FREE)
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Standing up for vaccine skeptics
PETER STOCKLAND: Denigrating those who question the need for Covid vaccinations as “conspiracy theorists” is an attack on all of our liberties (FREE)
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Ontario’s bloated cabinet is the elephant in the room
JAY GOLDBERG: His commitment to a smaller cabinet was short-lived. He has allowed the size of his cabinet to balloon to 29 spots from his original 21 (FREE)
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If history is any guide, a Liberal majority government is within reach
PAT MURPHY: The current Liberal iteration hasn’t been in power long enough for serious fatigue to set in and Justin Trudeau isn’t Paul Martin (PREMIUM)
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Government spending in New Brunswick is about to hit a wall
RENAUD BROSSARD: A $600 million gap exists between what the province currently spends and what it can afford to spend without increasing its debt load (FREE)
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