Earlier this year, after years of resisting the recording of race-based statistics by police, there has been a sudden change of heart.1 Now, advocates and those seeking police reform want race-based data collected by police. In Ontario, the authorities hope that by...
It was revealed this month that Canada’s Prime Minister has brought in economist Mark Carney as an adviser to assist with mapping out the government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The CBC reported how Carney left his position as governor of the Bank of England...
Many do not know this, but zinc is an important ingredient in disinfectants, such as soap. So, in a sense, zinc is playing an important role in preventing the spread of COVID-19 as many Canadians use disinfectants containing zinc. After all, the twin pillars of...
After boastfully declaring that he would enhance Canada’s place on the international scene, the Prime Minister failed in his bid to secure a United Nations Security Council seat. Canada’s place in the word has been effectively eroded under his watch. Foreign policy...
The SNC Lavalin saga finally came to an end on December 18, 2019 with the company pleading guilty to a fraud charge and receiving a whopping $280,000,000 fine. The guilty plea brought to a conclusion charges filed against the company by the RCMP and the Public...
According to many devotees of Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, their ideological counterparts in left-wing circles in Canada, and even 62 percent of the audience at a recent TVO debate hosted at the University of Toronto, confiscatory taxes should be levied...
After social engineering collapsed their economy, the Innu finally had new hope. But someone made off with the cash.
Environmental activists want to shut down a Peruvian mining operation despite its stellar record of improving its surrounding community.
We hear constantly that 45 million Americans have no health insurance, that public health care spending is inadequate and that the U.S. system is characterized by unbridled capitalism. These perceptions, however, are urban myths
Patricia Hewitt, the Health Secretary, said it was ‘just not acceptable’ that some people were having to wait so long to find out what was wrong with them.
New legislation that allows doctors more latitude in prescribing alternative medicines expands the consumer focus of healthcare.
A longer version of AV019 fleshes out the details of band politics at the Waterhen.
Those on the political left need to confront reality: Do they continue to cling to the myth that all health services in Canada must be delivered by a public service provider.
The Canadian farm belt owes more to Britain's Prime Minister than our own. Indeed, Tony Blair may become the best friend that farmers on this side of the Atlantic have had in generations. As President of the European Union for the next six months, Blair is pushing...
The Gabriel family at the Waterhen lost their home and possessions and a thriving business because they stood up for good government.