Conrad Black’s “Forgotten History” takes a deep dive into Canada’s civil rights
Dispels many cheap slanders and misconceptions about Canada’s past
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How Diefenbaker and Pearson shaped Canada
New book delves into the significant moments of their political careers
Economist Thomas Sowell tackles ‘Social Justice’ head-on in new book
There are no sacred cows that Sowell doesn’t debunk in Social Justice Fallacies
How England and France were once almost one
We tend to think of England and France as historic enemies
Canada has only ever been an extra on the global stage
We are a nation destined to tread water in perpetual obscurity
Twitter mistook a fake Haruki Murakami for the real thing
Japanese author lambasted for ‘ageist’ Twitter comment he never made
Piecing together the last days of Imperial Japan
Historical animosity between Japan and the Soviet Union shaped the final act of the Second World War
Reagan and Trudeau’s opposing reactions to KAL 007 tragedy
Revisiting the tragic case of KAL 007 amidst Cold War politics
British Columbia’s greatest judge deserves a fair trial of his own
How Sir Matthew Begbie, who stood up for native rights, went from revered to reviled
The Manhattan Project’s indispensable man
Maj. Gen. Leslie Groves had a reputation for getting things done
Lincoln’s 1860 political miracle a warning for Trump and Biden
The unpredictable nature of U.S. politics
The real story behind Thomas Becket and Murder in the Cathedral
Was Becket, perhaps subconsciously, simply in search of sainthood and martyrdom?
Canada’s energy goals need a reality check
And Vaclav Smil has a proposal to extricate us from our decarbonization dilemma
