Elections Canada’s limits on free speech a sign of the times
There’s nothing more fundamental to the democratic ideal than the freedom to speak one’s mind and sound as wise or foolish as that happens to sound…
The frivolity at the heart of climate change marches
Who knew that by shunning income and education we could do so much good, and that ignorance could save the planet?…
Welfare program for dairy industry won’t save it
The program announced by the Trudeau government has no plan or strategy, just payments for eight years and a hope that things will improve…
Cyber risk ramps up during elections
Parties should publish their cyber security policies and subject themselves to audits that they publish. And they need to tighten up their practices…
Why Milton Friedman’s ideas still resonate
Too much government control means society is less free and less prosperous than it could be…
Finding responsible work in a time of climate crisis
What are the new jobs? How do you train for them? Every old-economy business needs to plan for next-economy transitions…
Liberals swept Norman under the rug well before election
If not for government venality and incompetence, the vice-admiral would still be at his post, doing his job…
Can millennials be convinced to fall in love with cars?
Many, when they do buy, view automobiles as a necessity rather than a lifestyle. And many others are content to live without wheels…
We must manage the Internet of things with care
Who will ensure devices have been tested thoroughly and are secure? Who will ensure our privacy is protected?…
Tolls the fairest way to fund P.E.I.’s Confederation Bridge
The bridge is a prime example of a private-public partnership gone right. Shifting the burden to taxpayers and non-users is simply unfair…