Category: Viewpoint

Viewpoint

The U.S. is ditching food dyes. Will Canada follow?

by Sylvain Charlebois | Apr 24, 2025

That red dye in your kid’s cereal and candies? It’s made from petroleum

What my dog taught me about democracy – one kibble at a time

by Faith Wood | Apr 24, 2025
What nomadic tribes can teach us about real freedom

by Philip Carl Salzman | Apr 24, 2025
TD Bank account closures expose Chinese hybrid warfare threat

by Scott McGregor | Apr 23, 2025
Banning private practice won’t fix Quebec’s health-care crisis

by Emmanuelle Faubert | Apr 22, 2025
Costly tax cuts will do little to help Canadians in need

by David Macdonald | Apr 22, 2025

Francis’s death ends an era, but Church doctrine will stand firm

by Michael Taube

Next Pontiff expected to uphold Church teachings on abortion, marriage, and women in the priesthood

Pope Francis got Canadian history wrong

by Brian Giesbrecht

His careless genocide comment gave activists the fuel they needed

Don’t sit this election out: your vote really matters

by Roslyn Kunin

Canada’s election system works, but fewer of us are voting

Donald Trump’s tariffs are backfiring

by Rashid Husain Syed

IEA, OPEC and major banks slash forecasts

Jesus’s homeland is under siege and the West is complicit

by Gerry Chidiac

From Bethlehem to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Easter was marked by violence

Charter schools deliver what Indigenous students deserve

by Michael Zwaagstra

Indigenous students need more than lip service. Alberta’s charter model proves real change is possible

Democrats’ 2024 collapse laid bare in new book

New book details Democrats’ civil war over 2024 nominee

Indigenous-led projects hold key to Canada’s energy future

by Maureen McCall

Indigenous leaders call for policy reforms and Indigenous equity ownership to unlock Canada’s energy potential

Strong communication is the antidote to online outrage

Here’s why calm, clear communication can cut through and rebuild credibility

Easter reminds us to slow down and be still

by Louise McEwan

The chaos of Easter egg hunts mirrors our busy lives, but one child’s quiet reflection revealed a timeless truth

Canada’s Impact Assessment Act is a chokehold on growth

by Krystle Wittevrongel

Ottawa’s overregulation is costing Canada jobs and opportunity

Canada’s international property rights ranking slipped in 2024

by Joseph Quesnel

Canada must strengthen property rights to secure its economic prosperity