Sean Speer: I was wrong about Canada’s state capacity
4 August 2022
‘Bending the knee’: Former Canadian ambassador on Prime Minister Carney’s misguided trip to China
Disabled Canadians deserve more support from a stingy federal government
Fault Lines: Confronting Canada’s widening rifts
‘A politically motivated prosecution’: Did Donald Trump just declare war on the U.S. Federal Reserve?
Only the richest Canadians are able to afford homes—it’s time to free the market: DeepDive
‘Bending the knee’: Former Canadian ambassador on Prime Minister Carney’s misguided trip to China
Disabled Canadians deserve more support from a stingy federal government
Fault Lines: Confronting Canada’s widening rifts
‘A politically motivated prosecution’: Did Donald Trump just declare war on the U.S. Federal Reserve?
Only the richest Canadians are able to afford homes—it’s time to free the market: DeepDive
Sean Speer
Sean Speer is The Hub’s Editor-at-Large. He is also a university lecturer at the University of Toronto and Carleton University, as well as a think-tank scholar and columnist. He previously served as a senior economic adviser to Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
Sean Speer: Pope Francis’ sincere words of atonement are an important step
27 July 2022
Sean Speer: A tale of two recoveries
22 July 2022
Canada’s ‘roaring’ recovery is not as robust as it seems
8 July 2022
Sean Speer: On the importance of not losing your head
5 July 2022
Sean Speer: Doug Ford’s cabinet choices could define his second term
24 June 2022
Sean Speer: The Online Streaming Act threatens one of the Chrétien government’s most important legacies
16 June 2022
Sean Speer: If Doug Ford needs a governing agenda, improving Ontarians’ quality of life would be a good start
7 June 2022
Sean Speer: Canada’s embattled conservatives should remember that the winds of change originate in ideas
1 June 2022
Sean Speer: Radical activists are a problem on the Left, too
30 May 2022
Sean Speer: A lament for conservatism
19 May 2022
Sean Speer: There’s something exciting going on with Canada’s conservatives
12 May 2022
Sean Speer: The conservative case for federal intervention in housing
27 April 2022
Sean Speer: The hundred-year reinvention of Canadian conservatism
22 April 2022
Sean Speer: Canada’s international irrelevance and the growing importance of housing: Ten things we learned over The Hub’s first year
12 April 2022
Sean Speer: Be wary of the government’s sudden conversion to fiscal restraint
8 April 2022
Sean Speer: Win for what? The cause of social mobility would resonate with voters
1 April 2022
Sean Speer: The NDP is fulfilling its purpose as a ‘compact minority’
23 March 2022
Sean Speer: Can Pierre Poilievre kickstart the pro-growth agenda Canada desperately needs?
22 March 2022
Sean Speer: Why conservatives are so keen on cryptocurrencies
14 March 2022
