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‘Return immediately to the negotiating table’: Mark Carney on Iran strikes

Mark Carney · Canada

‘Return immediately to the negotiating table’: Mark Carney on Iran strikes

61% Left coverage: 28 sources

Junk Science Week — Peter Shawn Taylor: The Bees Are Still Dying. Or Are They?

Canada · Canada

Junk Science Week — Peter Shawn Taylor: The Bees Are Still Dying. Or Are They?

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

Despite the steady supply of grave warnings regarding their imminent collapse, Canada’s bees are actually buzzing with life.See the Story

Protected: Restoring Canada Special SeriesPart VI: The Desperate Need for a Baby Bump

Canada · Canada

Protected: Restoring Canada Special SeriesPart VI: The Desperate Need for a Baby Bump

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The global decline in fertility rates has grown so severe that some demographers now talk about “peak humanity” – a looming maximum from which the world’s population will begin to rapidly decline. And though the doomsayers who preach about the dangers of overpopulation may think that’s a good thing, it is in fact an existential threat. Canada has not escaped the decline: birth rates have fallen steadily since 1959, during which time we built a m…Read Article

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‘Return immediately to the negotiating table’: Mark Carney on Iran strikes

‘Return immediately to the negotiating table’: Mark Carney on Iran strikes

‘Return immediately to the negotiating table’: Mark Carney on Iran strikes

Restoring Canada Special SeriesPart IV: The Case for a Strong CANZUK Alliance

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The sight of King Charles III receiving salutes and inspecting troops in Ottawa before delivering last month’s Speech from the Throne was more than just a bit of nostalgia. It was a potent reminder of Canada’s history and distinct political culture. In this provocative essay, Jamie Weir argues that Canada, facing a frostier neighbour to the south, should lead a revitalization of links among Commonwealth nations. Canada alongside Australia, New Z…King Charles · Ottawa Read Article

Protected: A Man for All Times: Reassessing John Diefenbaker

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

A Prairie lawyer standing up for the common man. A stubborn loner undone by battles with his own party. Progressive Conservative John Diefenbaker was both – and one of the most consequential prime ministers in Canadian history. A new biography of “The Chief” examines Diefenbaker’s many accomplishments – his Canadian Bill of Rights, his fair treatment of Indigenous people, his defence of Canadian sovereignty, his wide-ranging national economic de…Canada · Canada Read Article

Restoring Canada Special SeriesPart III: National Sovereignty in the Age of Mass Migration

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

For decades, Canada’s elites saw immigration as a kind of secular virtue, and any criticism of it as racist or xenophobic. But as Patrick Keeney writes in this provocative essay, that belief misunderstands what a nation truly is. The liberal globalist vision that drives blind faith in immigration sees people as bearers of rights and consumers of things, detached from place, history or culture. The conservative-communitarian tradition, Keeney exp…Immigration · Canada See the Story

Protected: Standing Up for Urinals: Can They Survive the Gender-Neutral Washroom Craze?

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The famous gender-neutral washroom in the 1990s TV show Ally McBeal was a plot device meant for comedic purpose. These days it's no laughing matter. Across Canada, separate men’s and women’s rooms are being replaced with unisex facilities in the name of “inclusivity”. And that leaves no place for the wall-mounted urinal. With this unloved male-only waste management device facing possible extinction, Peter Shawn Taylor takes a closer look. His wi…Canada · Canada Read Article

Carney Looks to AI for Savings as Canada’s Budget Pressures Mount

Coverage: 2 sources

Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada will begin to use artificial intelligence “at scale” to make the government more productive, as his administration looks for ways to squeeze out cost savings in a time of economic pressure.Celine Dion · Canada See the Story

Our View: Gifted Students Need Support — and Starline Shows What’s Possible

Coverage: 5 sources

Our schools should help every child grow. That includes students who learn faster or in different ways. Across Lake Havasu Unified School District, schools do offer support for gifted learners. But one school — Starline Elementary — stands out. It…DEI · New South Wales See the Story

Restoring Canada Special SeriesPart I: The Long Defeat

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Canada’s recent federal election did not deliver what conservatives wanted. But after the obligatory post-mortems and doomsaying, what is most needed now is a look to the future. Conservatives can still work for a better Canada, one stronger and more prosperous, and over the next few weeks C2C Journal will present clear-eyed assessments by top authors of the issues that will drive Canada in the years ahead – the economy, citizenship, the federal…Alberta · Alberta Read Article

Protected: We Built This City: How New Towns Could Solve Canada’s Housing Crisis

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Solving Canada’s continuing housing crisis requires an “all of the above” approach. And one item on the list that can no longer be ignored is what’s known as the New Town. With other countries eagerly embracing the idea of building brand new cities set apart from existing urban centres, John Roe argues it’s time for Canada to get on board as well; we’ve certainly got the room. While the track record for creating cities out of nothing includes it…Canada · Canada See the Story

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