Reform UK is soaring and Britain’s Establishment is panicking
A Reform victory could spark a confrontation between voters and elites used to setting the rules
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China’s crackdown in Hong Kong an ominous sign of the times
Populism some call it, but the consequence in many regions around the world has been a slippage into autocracy
No, Boris Johnson isn’t another Donald Trump
When these two world leaders hold their first summit, the Boris and Donald Show will be a meeting of two unique and different political minds
Why Western civilization is abandoning progress for populism
The shocking rise of identity politics has shattered social unity, which seems to be unraveling like a cheap carpet. And that led to self-centred white identity
Does Canada’s food processing industry face death by regulation?
The food sector has claimed for years that overregulation is killing jobs and overwhelming innovation in Canada. Perhaps, but our pursuit for convenience as consumers has now pushed both industry and regulators to the precipice of a battle to be recognized as the most ethical.
The fundamental flaw of populist politics
The populist trinity of direct democracy – initiative, referendum and recall – is incompatible with the Canadian political system
The Ontario populist politician with Trump-like features
Renegade Ontario MPP Jack MacLaren has parted ways with the PCS, and hasn’t abandoned any of his controversial positions
