The Liberal government of Canada has formulated a new program to which all universities are expected to commit. It is called “Dimensions: Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion.” A “Charter” for “Dimensions” has been distributed to all university presidents, who are urged...
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Sheilla Jones is a Senior Fellow with the Frontier Centre for Public Policy, leading the Treaty Annuity/Individual Empowerment Initiative. She is an award-winning Canadian journalist, former CBC news editor, and author of several books on cosmology and quantum...
For the last 60 years or so, a raging storm of controversy has hung over public education in Canada. It has also pitted some educators, often called “traditionalists,” against others, often called “progressives,” and it has been affecting the way children are educated...
Winnipeg’s Mayor is determined to pursue his name game; renaming, removing, and rewriting history. Among his targets is Bishop Grandin Boulevard - the Mayor doesn’t like Bishop Grandin’s attitudes. If he succeeds, the next logical renaming would be St. Vital - also...
Canadians should be thankful for last week’s Supreme Court decision on medicare. It has created the opportunity for an honest debate about how to fix publicly funded health care.
IN a groundbreaking move, a group of northern Manitoba leaders is opening the door to a universal vote for grand chief — a change that could have a profound effect on First Nations.
Powerpoint slides that accompanied speech by Peje Emilsson, Swedish voucher school entrepreneur, to Frontier Centre, May 19th, 2005 in Winnipeg
Frontier’s Conversation with Sweden’s most successful independent school entrepreneur, Winnipeg, May 19th, 2005
If the rules were changed, the office of Grand Chief could become a powerful agent for dispute resolution.
Even the alleged friends of free trade want to keep tariffs in dairy and poultry.
Canada should fight against the imposition of stifling new regulations on bioprospecting.
A supreme court decision begins the long process of breaking down Canada’s public healthcare monopoly.
Federal Finance Minister Ralph Goodale and Atlantic Institute President Brian Crowley debate Saskatchewan equalization