Instead of certainty, we should all be longing for a little self-doubt
Instead of living in a time of sober second thought, we exist in a time where the normal and predictable reaction is instant outrage…
What global warming? How about global cooling
Levying carbon tax will just cool the Earth's climate more than it already is…
What happens if America stops underwriting world order?
Because there are bad guys and bullies out there, a muscular cop – however imperfect – brings a degree of reassurance…
Emerging from a world of suffering with hope
We can’t wallow in despair. We need to look at what we and others are doing right and emulate what works…
Making sense of violent attacks
In the aftermath of this week's tragedy in Toronto, how do we come to the grips with such violence? And who do we blame?…
Pipeline opposition largely funded by rich Americans
To maintain secrecy, large U.S. environmental foundations simply "purchased" the co-operation of Canadian organizations to stop Alberta oil from reaching international markets…
The Marshall Plan wasn’t a silver bullet
Called ‘the most generous act of any people, anytime, anywhere, to another people,‘ the post-war economic boost still had flaws…
China may balk at Taiwan entry into resurrected TPP
From Canada’s viewpoint, considerations like global security, freedom, human rights and democracy support Taiwan’s case…
Getting to the essence of cognac: the distiller’s art
Part 4 of the understanding cognac series: the deft hand of the master blender is critical to production…
U.S. air strikes in Syria are unlawful, irresponsible and unjustified
Canada needs to speak up for peace and stability before the situation escalates into a wider conflict…