Canada Does Not Have a Diversity Problem — It Has a Cohesion Problem
For the better part of a decade, the country was governed by an approach to identity that elevated difference, symbolism, and managed inclusion while treating…
Universities Can Debate Israel. They Cannot Sanction the Intimidation of Jewish Students
There is a clear line between political expression and institutionalized intimidation. At McGill and Concordia, that line is being crossed, and university leadership is pretending…
The Future Belongs to the Countries That Build
Driving from Vancouver to Whistler last month, I was reminded why Canada inspires such pride. Few places offer a landscape where ocean, mountains, farms, harbours,…
It’s Time to Untie Canada’s Shoelaces: How Policy Paralysis Is Holding Back Our Resource Wealth
By Sean Maisonneuve Canada is a paradox. Geographically and geologically, it holds a winning hand: nearly 10 million square kilometres, massive oil and gas reserves,…
Canada’s Moment, If We Choose to Build
Last month, I was driving from Vancouver to Whistler. If you’ve ever made that trip, you know it’s one of the most beautiful stretches of…
