By Gus Van Harten on
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Apparently it’s wrong for Russia to interfere in U.S. or Canadian elections, but okay for the U.S. and Canada to pick Venezuela’s leader

Apparently it’s wrong for Russia to interfere in U.S. or Canadian elections, but okay for the U.S. and Canada to pick Venezuela’s leader
By Robert McGarvey on
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We’ve allowed market forces to replace a host of political-economic goals and considerations, and we’re far worse for it

We’ve allowed market forces to replace a host of political-economic goals and considerations, and we’re far worse for it
By Gerry Chidiac on
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History shows again and again that the church can mobilize an unstoppable force driven by a desire for love and peace

History shows again and again that the church can mobilize an unstoppable force driven by a desire for love and peace
By Michael Taube on
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The federal leader seems unaware of key issues. That can hardly give party supporters confidence in his abilities

The federal leader seems unaware of key issues. That can hardly give party supporters confidence in his abilities
By Michael Taube on
Politics/Law, Viewpoint
The closure of the Weekly Standard puts an end to an independent and influential U.S. vehicle for conservative thought

The closure of the Weekly Standard puts an end to an independent and influential U.S. vehicle for conservative thought
By Pat Murphy on
Politics/Law, Viewpoint
History says midterms don't necessarily point to a change. And who the Democrats nominate to run will have a big say

History says midterms don’t necessarily point to a change. And who the Democrats nominate to run will have a big say
By Mike Robinson on
Featured Story, Lifestyle, Viewpoint, World
They are the gatekeepers of so much change necessary to forge new norms of behaviour and social standards

They are the gatekeepers of so much change necessary to forge new norms of behaviour and social standards
By Louise McEwan on
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From Abraham Lincoln to Martin Luther King to Donald Trump, America offers examples – good and bad – of the power of language

From Abraham Lincoln to Martin Luther King to Donald Trump, America offers examples – good and bad – of the power of language
By Gerry Chidiac on
Politics/Law, Viewpoint
The corporate world controls politics only if voters allow it. Let's make educated choices at the ballot box

The corporate world controls politics only if voters allow it. Let’s make educated choices at the ballot box
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on
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Many thought his staunch nationalism would kill the economy and spark international conflict. They were wrong

Many thought his staunch nationalism would kill the economy and spark international conflict. They were wrong