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ECONOMIES – Two provinces, one leading Canada, the other lagging

March 14, 2024 // 0 Comments

By CHRIS GARDNER, President, ICBA B.C. and MIKE MARTENS, President, ICBA Alberta BRITISH COLUMBIA and Alberta have some things in common. Both are unusually dependent on [Continue]

ONLINE HARMS – Trudeau’s Bill C-63 is bad law and it must not be passed

March 13, 2024 // 1 Comment

The debate over the Online Harms Bill represents a clash between wokeism and the principles of classical liberalism By BRIAN GIESBRECHT Frontier Centre for Public Policy THE [Continue]

SUZUKI – Alberta adds fuel to the climate crisis fire with its new taxes

March 12, 2024 // 1 Comment

ALBERTA IS FACING severe drought, water shortages and a wildfire season that now begins in February! Every credible scientist and reputable organization that studies climate [Continue]

UKRAINE – Is NATO to blame for the Russo-Ukrainian war? It’s complicated

March 11, 2024 // 8 Comments

By MARK EDELE The University of Melbourne A YEAR AFTER Russia’s all-out attack against its neighbour on February 24 2022, volumes trying to explain the conflict to the [Continue]

ROBINSON – ‘You broke my heart’ in the lead-up to resignation

March 7, 2024 // 7 Comments

Former NDP cabinet minister Selina Robinson announced Wednesday (March 6, 2024) that she is leaving the NDP and will sit as an independent in the B.C. Legislature. She [Continue]

PASSINGS – As prime minister, Brian Mulroney brought Canada closer to U.S.

March 1, 2024 // 0 Comments

By THOMAS KLASSEN York University, Canada BRIAN MULRONEY — Canada’s 18th prime minister who has died at age 84 — will be remembered for many things, but his most [Continue]