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Crime and Weapons Ban
Ottawa wants to ban 324 additional firearms (and send them to Ukraine), arguing that it will reduce crime in Canada and help in the war with Russia. If implemented, do you believe this new measure would reduce crime in Canada’s communities?
Why Canada Must Double Down on Energy Production
Commentary, Energy, Environment
Must we cancel fossil fuels to save the earth? No. James Warren, adjunct professor of environmental sociology at the University of Regina said so in a recent paper for the Johnson Shoyama School of Public Policy, a joint effort by his university and the...
From Decoration Day to Paardeberg Day to Remembrance Day: Lest We Forget
Sentries stand at the National War Memorial in Ottawa during the Remembrance Day ceremony on Nov. 11, 2021. The Canadian Press/Justin Tang Every Nov. 11, Canadian eyes turn to Ottawa where, at the eleventh hour, the most solemn ceremony of our Remembrance Day takes...
Manitoba Should not let Government Nursing Unions Throttle Their Competition
Commentary, Healthcare, Unions
As we start 2025, Manitobans should let their government know that it should commit to putting the health care of Manitobans ahead before any other interest. Manitoba can begin in one area: Using private nurses to help supplement the public system. This past...
Book Excerpt: ‘From Truth Comes Reconciliation’
(L-R) Commissioners Chief Wilton Littlechild, Justice Murray Sinclair, and Marie Wilson unveil the Final Report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada on the history of Canada's residential school system, in Ottawa on Dec. 15, 2015. The Canadian...
Teachers Unions Had Undue Influence on U.S. Pandemic Policy
Commentary, COVID-19, Education
The sad legacy of masked children and school closures is still with us long after the pandemic is over. When you think of institutions that failed the public during the coronavirus pandemic, would teachers' unions come to mind? A recent report by the U.S. House...
Canada’s Leadership Vacuum Fueling a National Crisis
Weak leadership is igniting crises at home and abroad, jeopardizing Canada’s future
Leaders on the Frontier -15-minute Cities Will Never Happen – with Alain Bertaud
Video, Municipal Government, Urbanization
Big Topics & Big Ideas
Kimberly Murray and the TRC: Accountability in Question
Commentary, Reconciliation, Residential Schools
Is Kimberly Murray responsible for the false claim that there are thousands of missing Indian residential school children? By her own admission, she is. On 31 August 2022 in support of her request for intervenor status in the Mohawk Mothers' lawsuit in the...
Northern Perspective – 60 Minutes of Hope – How we RESCUE the Canadian DREAM – with David Leis
Northern Perspective interviewed Frontier Centre for Public Policy President David Leis, with a message of hope. (60 minutes) Published by Northern Perspective
Global Warming Predictions of Doom Are Dubious
What if the scariest climate predictions are more fiction than fact? The International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) aims to highlight the urgent threats climate change poses. It projects severe consequences, including longer and more intense urban heat waves,...
The Best Laid Plans of Politicians and Bureaucrats
Commentary, Economy, Healthcare
It has been days since the federal Liberals told Canadians that their budget shortfall was 50 per cent higher than expected, and Canadians are still reeling from the arrogance and financial malfeasance that produced a $61.9-billion deficit. Canadians are angry...