Canada is making it too hard to get resources to market
Churchill and Port Nelson could give Prairie producers a better route to overseas customers
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Ottawa’s gun grab is all about politics
The government is spending billions going after legal firearms instead of stopping the criminals who actually commit gun crimes
The race to control Greenland’s resources is on
Melting Arctic ice is exposing rare metals and shipping routes that are reshaping global power
Why Canada’s economy is outgrowing its big cities
The road to national renewal now runs through the countryside
McDonald’s price freeze is bad economic news for Canada
McDonald’s isn’t being generous. Cheap burgers come with consequences, especially for Canadian processors and farmers already under strain
No-fail school policies set kids up to fail later
Schools should encourage achievement, not foster mediocrity
Taxing food is like slapping a surcharge on hunger. It needs to end
Cutting the food tax is one clear way to ease the cost-of-living crisis for Canadians
Your government has a gambling problem
Provinces call it “revenue,” but it looks a lot like exploitation of the marginalized
Churchill’s port expansion isn’t the nation-builder politicians claim
The politically driven “fantasy project” risks becoming another costly government-made boondoggle
Canada at risk of losing control of its northern territories
Canada has left the North wide open to foreign powers eager to grow their Arctic foothold
Fixed election dates in Canada have backfired
They don’t fit our system of responsible government and should be scrapped
Canada’s Thanksgiving isn’t just a U.S. copycat
Think the U.S. invented Thanksgiving? History says no
Cutting red tape could help solve Canada’s doctor crisis
Canada buries its doctors in paperwork, not care
