We shouldn’t teach ethnic languages in public schools
Teaching such languages is better done by parents and ethnic associations. Schools must focus on core subjects…
The high cost of pathological gambling
Are the profits from government sponsored gambling worth the cost in human lives, broken relationships and misery?…
The increasing – and disturbing – militarization of U.S. sports
The NFL and other pro sports leagues don't celebrate the military as gestures of patriotism. The only motivating factor is money…
The 2018 Nissan Leaf will give you a jolt – if you can get a charge
The world’s best-selling EV is great as a second car or for short commuting…
Compassion is at the heart of the best of humanity
Those who show the greatest compassion are among the most powerful and influential, because they’re driving change…
Is intolerance doing permanent damage to artistic integrity?
Special interest groups demanding a say in casting choices flies in the face of diversity and freedom of expression…
A century later, UFA still providing farmers with supplies and leverage
CEO Carol Kitchen talks about how UFA is part of the fabric of rural Alberta, helping agriculture feed people around the world…
Moderate growth forecast for Alberta economy
By 2020, the unemployment rate should fall to sub-6%, a level more in line with full employment: TD Economics…
Responding to the tastes of passionate foodies
Alec Wang on how Nomme has taken food delivery to a new level by focusing on local and expanding customers’ culinary experiences…
Was the 2008 financial crisis exacerbated by official misjudgment?
Countries as disparate as Ireland, Iceland and Greece showed that misplaced financial exuberance has many pedigrees…
The Liberal government’s tax plan a failure
Politicians treat successful Canadians as natural resources to be annually harvested and squeezed for as much money as possible…
Proportional representation breeds unstable governments
B.C.’s electoral reform referendum could lead to more shaky coalitions and less effective government…
The People’s Party of the left … right … whatever
This new party has a leader who wasn't elected and few members. It appears intended simply to soothe Bernier’s fragile ego…
Canada’s trade hurdle is all about supply management
The federal government has not explicitly stated that supply management is non-negotiable…
Doug Ford’s abuse of power for petty personal gain
The premier is ignoring very real problems across Ontario in order to settle a personal vendetta with Toronto city council…
