Sovereignty is back on the agenda, understandably and rightly in an era of resurgent great power politics. When global ...

Canada’s rather inflated reputation as an education leader is colliding with a troubling reality: our students are falling behind.

Prime Minister Mark Carney can be proud of having made progress on many files in his short time in office so far, but his path is marked by flashy announcements and piecemeal reforms. The question ...

This article originally appeared in Alberta Views. By Peter Copeland, October 5, 2026 Peter Copeland, acting director of ...

If only the mayoralty candidates in Canada’s largest city had some innovative ideas for fixing transportation, housing and ...

The global AI race is well underway, and Canada needs an economic policy that allows it to play a tangible role.

Just three days before Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a group of men dressed in black and masked in white balaclavas gathered near the former Kamloops Indian Residential School in ...

Canada has spent thirty years pretending that internal free trade can be achieved through polite first ministers’ meetings, press conferences, action plans, and the creation of agencies. More recently ...

Gas prices are climbing again, and so is the pressure on governments to do something about it. Oil briefly topped $100 a barrel earlier this month and remains above $90. We haven’t seen levels like ...

Reconciliation should be about results, about ensuring that the quality of life of Indigenous people in Canada is tangibly improving. In the weeks leading to this year’s National Day for Truth and ...