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Policy in Five Video – Canada’s Military Crisis: A Call to Action
Canada's military is in crisis. Decades of underfunding and political neglect have left our armed forces unprepared and struggling. In this compelling video, retired Lieutenant General Michel Maisonneuve shares urgent insights on the alarming state of Canada's...
It’s Time To End Supply Management
Ending Canada’s dairy supply management system would lower costs, boost exports, and create greater economic opportunities. The Trump administration’s trade warfare is not all bad. Aside from spurring overdue interprovincial trade barrier elimination and the...
Leaders on the Frontier – Is Canada Stuck in the Covid Narrative? What Did We Learn? – with Barry Cooper and Marco Navarro-Genie
Big Topics & Big Ideas
How Activists Rewrote Indigenous History
Contrary to popular belief, ‘Two-Spirit’ is a recent term, not an ancient Indigenous tradition. For decades, Indigenous transgender and homosexual people have been called “two-spirited.” It has also been alleged that such people were highly revered in...
Policy in Five Video – How Radical Leftists And Islamists United Against Western Civilization
This 5-minute video based on a commentary by Philip Carl Salzman explores the complex and often controversial alliance between radical leftist movements and Islamism. Together, they oppose Western civilization, yet their differing ideologies reveal an unstable...
Leaders on the Frontier – Is Trump a Bully or a Master Negotiator? The Tariff War Explained – with Jim Lakely
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Labour Disputes: Time for Federal Action?
Labour disputes in Canada, including strikes and lockouts, have become more frequent in recent years, affecting the economy and the daily lives of Canadians. Should the federal government be able to impose binding arbitration to prevent labour strikes in critical industries like transportation and healthcare?
It Is Time to Return to Reality-Based Knowledge
Cultural anthropologists venture out into the world beyond the university, to study and try to understand people and their cultures often distant geographically and different in ideas and practices from their own. To do this they employ some simple procedures, that they dignify with the label “methodology,” to ensure or at least increase the probability of reining in their own assumptions and expectations, in order to grasp the reality of the world that they have entered.
McGINNIS: For Carney, Is Everything To Be An Emergency?
'Former bureaucrat-turned-politician seems too fond of command and control.' On the afternoon of February 12, 2025, Liberal leadership contender Mark Carney rallied supporters in Kelowna, BC. During his remarks, he pledged, “It’s something that my government is...
The Fentanyl Crisis Is A War, And Canada Is On The Wrong Side
Drug cartels, China, and Canada’s negligence are fueling the deadliest epidemic of our time It took the threat of U.S. tariffs for Canada to wake up to the horrors of the fentanyl epidemic that is destroying young lives and shattering families. Canadians, who...
Mark Carney’s Leadership Win Mirrors Past Liberal Failures
The Liberal Party has crowned Mark Carney leader, but his path to victory is riddled with obstacles The Liberal Party of Canada has selected a non-MP to become prime minister, but precedent suggests he won’t last long. Mark Carney represents the worst aspects...
John Rustad’s Residential School Claim Is False And Dangerous
Inflating numbers to justify mass grave claims damages public trust and Indigenous reconciliation Jordan Peterson’s wildly successful 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos lays out foundational wisdom from Western civilization. The eighth rule emphasizes the...