Howard Anglin: Mountainhead: Or Elon Musk must die
9 June 2025
‘Sometimes there are necessary wars’: David Frum on what the Israel-Iran conflict means for the Middle East and America
Alicia Planincic: If Canada wants to be an energy superpower, it needs to stop banning energy exports
DeepDive: Under pressure: How immigration is becoming a political fault line in Canada
Peter Menzies: The mainstream media has a misinformation problem
Michael Geist: The government’s stunning new assault on Canadians’ privacy
‘Sometimes there are necessary wars’: David Frum on what the Israel-Iran conflict means for the Middle East and America
Alicia Planincic: If Canada wants to be an energy superpower, it needs to stop banning energy exports
DeepDive: Under pressure: How immigration is becoming a political fault line in Canada
Peter Menzies: The mainstream media has a misinformation problem
Michael Geist: The government’s stunning new assault on Canadians’ privacy
Howard Anglin
Howard Anglin is a doctoral student at Oxford University. He was previously Deputy Chief of Staff to Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Principal Secretary to the Premier of Alberta, Jason Kenney, and a lawyer in New York, London, and Washington, DC.
Howard Anglin: Canada’s relationship with America will never be ‘over’
6 June 2025
Howard Anglin: Don’t act surprised. Our new PM is—and always has been—a political player
27 May 2025
Howard Anglin: Canada needs an Opposition that will oppose
15 May 2025
Howard Anglin: Canada’s two new solitudes: Notes from an election
1 May 2025
Howard Anglin: The constitutional limits on Carney’s powers as prime minister
10 March 2025
Howard Anglin: Canada’s days of comfort are over
3 March 2025
Howard Anglin: The courts must stay out of the politics of prorogation
20 January 2025
Howard Anglin: Imagine? No thanks, John
13 January 2025
Howard Anglin: The Governor General should not allow Trudeau to prorogue to hold a full Liberal leadership race
4 January 2025
Howard Anglin: Why we remember
11 November 2024
Howard Anglin: How societies end
26 October 2024
Howard Anglin: Leonard Cohen, Canada’s unforgettable poet of forgettable poetry
14 October 2024
Howard Anglin: Conservatives must stop putting up with Canada’s obviously biased national institutions
30 September 2024
Howard Anglin: Don’t listen to the tiresome critics. Israel’s ingenious attack on Hezbollah is what proportionate self-defence looks like
18 September 2024
Howard Anglin: Canada’s criminal justice system will not be fixed by stale progressive tropes
11 September 2024
Howard Anglin: Canada’s government is unaccountable and broken. But is it beyond repair?
6 September 2024
Howard Anglin: Inside Oxford’s own intifada, where Palestinian struggle is everything (and nothing, and whatever you want it to be)
29 June 2024
Howard Anglin: Sunak sputters, Starmer slithers, and British voters shrug as the U.K. election limps on
24 June 2024
Howard Anglin: The U.K. Tories are going to lose—and in catastrophic fashion
7 June 2024
