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Teacher’s Striking

Teacher’s Striking

  In a recent Frontier commentary, Michael Zwaagstra argues that teacher strikes, such as those seen in Saskatchewan, unfairly disrupt student learning and should be replaced by binding arbitration—a system already in place in Manitoba. He contends that strikes...

Teacher’s Striking

Teacher’s Striking

  In a recent Frontier commentary, Michael Zwaagstra argues that teacher strikes, such as those seen in Saskatchewan, unfairly disrupt student learning and should be replaced by binding arbitration—a system already in place in Manitoba. He contends that strikes...

The Cost of Underselling Canadian Oil and Gas to the USA

Forced by a lack of pipeline capacity, Canada sells most of its oil and natural gas to the U.S. at a discount of ~$20 per barrel and ~$2 per Gigajoule. With over 2 million barrels and 12.3 million Gigajoules exported daily, the loss adds up fast.

Estimated Lost Oil Revenue YTD

Estimated Lost Gas Revenue YTD

Every second, we lose more.
Billions in potential revenue are slipping away — money that could be strengthening our healthcare system, building infrastructure, or easing the tax burden on Canadian families.

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Has Canada Become Intolerant?

Big Topics & Big Ideas

Canada’s Military Can’t Be Fixed With Cash Alone

Retired Lt.-Gen. Michel Maisonneuve isn’t buying the hype. He says Canada’s military is broken—and unless Ottawa backs its spending with real reform, we’re just playing politics with national security

Policy in Five

Trump And Netanyahu Shattered 45 Years Of Iranian Terror

Brian Giesbrecht writes that while the West talked appeasement for decades, Trump and Netanyahu acted to end Iran’s nuclear threat and reign of terror, proving that real peace takes real backbone.

Why Canada Still Deserves A Cheer

Senior Fellow Gerry Bowler says it’s time to stop apologizing and start celebrating. Canada has pioneered peace, democracy, and invention—from insulin to instant replay—while offering a better path on Indigenous relations than most of the world. So why the shame? Bowler urges Canadians to stand tall this Dominion Day and reclaim their pride.

On Democracy And Death Cults A Provocative Study Of The Israel-Hamas Conflict

In On Democracy and Death Cults, Douglas Murray confronts Western humanitarianism’s failure in Gaza. Collin May explores Murray’s bold thesis: Israel fights for life; Hamas glorifies death. Whose worldview survives?