Fake news? Every era had its perpetrators
ALLAN BONNER: Early newspapers were often more interested in expressing the opinions of the owners than the facts
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Category: Politics/Law
Bad leadership at the heart of police brutality
ANIL ANAND: There’s no place for cowards, racists, sociopaths or murderers in a police department. And yet such officers are detected with alarming regularity
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We need to liberate Indigenous entrepreneurs
JOSEPH QUESNEL: Talented, ambitious and resourceful Indigenous people continue to face systemic obstacles to start businesses
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Did we really need the Canada Student Service Grant?
GWYN MORGAN: Or was Trudeau just trying to buy the votes of young Canadians
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The making of the COVID-19 generation
SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS: The lockdowns, and the economic wrath that followed, will leave a definite scar on the lives of many young people
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Don’t be too hasty to rename schools
MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA: Instead of renaming schools, we should educate students about the legacy behind their current names – good and bad
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Alberta government flip-flops on corporate welfare
FRANCO TERRAZZANO: It’s time for the UCP to drop its newfound interest in picking winners and losers
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The lockdown failed our most vulnerable
MARCO NAVARRO-GENIE: Political spin to distract from the disaster in senior care centres will solve nothing. The industrial warehousing model must be questioned
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How the world can best meet rising demand for electricity
JOCK FINLAYSON and DENISE MULLEN: Natural gas has a big role to play in getting to a lower carbon future and allows Canada to contribute to efforts to cut GHG emissions
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When the energy sector works, Canada works
TOM OLSEN: No industry is better positioned to play a foundational role in getting people back to work and helping pay for the services families rely upon
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Justin just keeps digging his political grave
WARREN KINSELLA: With the WE scandal, Trudeau is at it again
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Alberta’s desperation opens the door to environmental ruin
DOUG FIRBY: The government of Premier Jason Kenney has decided to end a 44-year moratorium on open-pit coal mining in southern Alberta
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