WORLD POLITICS – Young Britons’ dangerous infatuation with Marxism
By Dr. MICHAEL BONNER THE OUTCOME of the recent British election offers major warnings about hubris and the rise of left-wing extremism. First, it’s a warning against [Continue]
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TRAVIS – The things political parties do to gain an edge in election campigns
ATHLETES SEEK it, why wouldn’t politicians try and do the same? The little things that can help a party gain an edge in a campaign where every vote really did count [Continue]
FRASER INSTITUTE – How an NDP-Green government can free up housing supply
By JOSEF FILIPOWICZ and STEVE LaFLEUR The Fraser Institute IN THE WAKE of last month’s election in British Columbia, the NDP and Green Party appear poised to form the next [Continue]
KINSELLA – Prying back the lid on corruption
JAMES COMEY’S big day – the testimony of former FBI director – has been much discussed, debated and dissected. Comey’s testimony before the Senate intelligence [Continue]
TAUBE – The U.K. general election’s lessons for Canadian politicians
LAST WEEK’S general election in the United Kingdom provided some important lessons for western democracies, including Canada. When Theresa May was elected to replace [Continue]
PIPELINE – Why Trudeau and Notley are right to support pipeline expansion
By KENNETH GREEN Senior director Centre for Natural Resource Studies The Fraser Institute VANCOUVER – The outcome of last month’s B.C. election raises serious questions [Continue]
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