Brian Bird: Unlike the Paris Olympics organizers, we should learn from Christianity, not mock it
2 August 2024
‘They’re voting with their eyeballs’: Sean Speer on the revealed preferences of Canadian news consumers
Howard Anglin: Lament for a Lament
The state of Canada’s economy halfway through 2025
Sean Speer: Don Cherry deserves the Order of Canada
‘Putin has no intention of stopping this war’: Sir Bill Browder on three years of war in Ukraine and how Russia is evading sanctions
‘They’re voting with their eyeballs’: Sean Speer on the revealed preferences of Canadian news consumers
Howard Anglin: Lament for a Lament
The state of Canada’s economy halfway through 2025
Sean Speer: Don Cherry deserves the Order of Canada
‘Putin has no intention of stopping this war’: Sir Bill Browder on three years of war in Ukraine and how Russia is evading sanctions
Brian Bird
Brian Bird is a lecturer at the Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia.
Brian Bird: Perhaps there is hope for universities after all
4 March 2024
Brian Bird: Canada is not just a good country—It is one of the best
8 January 2024
Brian Bird: Parental rights have always existed. That hasn’t changed
18 October 2023
Brian Bird: Barry Strayer: An extraordinary Canadian and a sterling example of public service
26 May 2023
Brian Bird: The provinces could pass on expanding assisted death—regardless of the federal government’s wishes
7 March 2023
Brian Bird: So this is Christmas
23 December 2022
Brian Bird: Protests are disruptive, messy, and sometimes unsettling—and exactly what a vibrant democracy needs
13 December 2022
Brian Bird: We should elevate our discourse on the notwithstanding clause
3 November 2022
Brian Bird: It’s time to close the chapter on mandates
4 October 2022
Brian Bird: Above all, universities exist for the pursuit of truth
14 September 2022
Brian Bird: Conscience votes are a crucial pillar of democratic freedom
27 July 2022
Brian Bird: The humanity of judges is an asset, not a workplace hazard
27 June 2022
Brian Bird: The Charter at Forty: The future of Canada’s Charter
25 May 2022
Brian Bird: The Charter at Forty: How the Charter has shaped society since 1982
18 April 2022
Brian Bird: To save our public discourse, we must reclaim the art of critical thinking
4 April 2022
Brian Bird: The Charter at Forty: The legacy of Pierre Elliott Trudeau
4 March 2022
Brian Bird: COVID-19 has frayed our social fabric, but brighter days lie ahead
16 February 2022
Brian Bird: The Charter at Forty: The road to 1982
19 January 2022
Brian Bird: Laws should form good citizens, but civil society must lead the way
25 November 2021
