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A Look at the Virus and Vaccines
National Citizens Inquiry
Fraud and Abuse Denied EI Claims for the Unvaccinated
Should Canadians who lost their jobs over vaccine mandates have been denied Employment Insurance? Certified financial examiner Lex Acker says no, and that $12.9 billion of EI should have been paid out. Acker presented his findings June 2 in Regina at the National...
The Foundations of Internet Freedom
Commentary, Free Speech, Technology
Twelve years ago, I wrote a book called “A Beautiful Anarchy,” which was a celebration of how the internet had evolved until that point in time. It largely operated in a decentralized manner, with businesses thriving within a spontaneous order. The web browser was...
Frontier Live on X – The Fallout of the Coutts Border Blockade – With Jason Lavigne
Civil Liberties, COVID-19, Podcast, Video, Justice, Frontier Live On X
Big Topics & Big Ideas
Transforming Children: Critical Theory Takes Over Canadian Schools
Audio, Commentary, Culture Wars, Education
Amidst the jostling theories about the nature of education, the philosopher G.K. Chesterton once succinctly summarized it as “simply the soul of a society as it passes from one generation to another.” But what if that soul is being torn apart from within? What if...
Solutions Are Simple, Workable, Obvious, Fast and all this Misery is History
The American left has been reduced to attacking the Heritage Foundation’s Project 25. The mainstream has extracted the most inflammatory passages from the 900 page book to scare under-educated suburban soccer moms and ancillary hysterics. These are 1) reduce access to...
Winnipeg’s Plan to Catch Up with Vancouver
Commentary, Housing Affordability
Winnipeg is the most affordable major housing market in Canada. According to Wendell Cox’s 2024 International Housing Affordability report, the average price of a 1,500-square-foot home in Winnipeg is $310,000, compared with $1.1 million in Toronto and $1.4 million in...
Leaders on the Frontier – Canada Reacts – with Conrad Black
Audio, Culture Wars, Video, Politics, Leaders on the Frontier
Big Topics & Big Ideas
First Nations Buy Into Pipelines
Aboriginal Futures, Commentary, Energy
It’s taken years to get here, but there’s a new trend in Canada’s pipeline industry, and it couldn’t come soon enough. That’s because the path we’ve been on until now has been one to ruin. On July 30, TC Energy announced it was in the process of selling 5.34 per cent...
Education Labour Disputes Should Not Be Resolved by Strikes
They finally have a deal. After two years of negotiating, the Manitoba Teachers’ Society and the Manitoba School Boards Association reached a tentative agreement last month. If the agreement is ratified by teachers, this will be their first provincewide collective...
Dr. Denis Rancourt Unveiling All-Cause Mortality: A Critical Analysis of the Pandemic Declaration and Vaccination Rollout
Civil Liberties, Video, Healthcare
National Citizens Inquiry
What If Six Feet Was the Science?
The rule of six feet of distance between people came from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in March 2020. Anthony Fauci has again admitted that there really was no science to back it up. And that strikes many people as outrageous. Why should this matter?...