The Week in Polling: Canadians want an election, support for EV tax against China, and political homelessness emerges
14 September 2024
‘A political bloodbath’: Strategists react to Parliament’s return
Sean Speer: Canadian conservatives are well placed to lead on climate change
DeepDive: Four key policy priorities for Parliament’s return
What can we expect from Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives when Parliament resumes?
Patrick Luciani: The troubling origins of ‘Settler Colonialism’
‘A political bloodbath’: Strategists react to Parliament’s return
Sean Speer: Canadian conservatives are well placed to lead on climate change
DeepDive: Four key policy priorities for Parliament’s return
What can we expect from Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives when Parliament resumes?
Patrick Luciani: The troubling origins of ‘Settler Colonialism’
China
Alicia Planincic: There would be no winners in a Canada-China trade war
10 September 2024
As Chinese EV imports have increased twenty-six-fold to $2 billion, experts warn tariffs will harm Canadian consumers
6 September 2024
‘Canada is by no means alone in this’: Steve Verheul on whether or not it makes sense for Canada to impose tariffs on Chinese goods
20 August 2024
Sean Speer: When it comes to tariffs on China, singling out electric vehicles makes no sense
15 August 2024
Andrew Evans: Pierre Poilievre is right. We need tariffs on Chinese EVs and other goods to protect Canadian jobs
13 August 2024
The West is now ‘competing head-on with Chinese manufacturers’: The University of Toronto’s Joseph Wong on China’s EV threat and the prospects of a new ‘Cold War’
13 August 2024
David Mulroney: Foreign Minister Joly, Xi Jinping’s China doesn’t do ‘dialogue’
23 July 2024
‘Anyone visiting China these days from Canada is a potential hostage’: Jonathan Manthorpe on foreign interference and Canada’s turbulent relationship with China
27 June 2024
Future of News
Marc Edge: If the NSICOP report on foreign interference won’t name Canadian media outlets, I will
13 June 2024
‘One of the most serious national security breaches in Canadian history’: Margaret McCuaig-Johnston on China’s Winnipeg lab infiltration
14 March 2024
Richard Shimooka: Our enemies and allies alike have realized that Canada is an easy mark
14 March 2024
Future of News
The Bureau: filling in Canada’s intelligence reporting gap
13 February 2024
A humbled China may be looking to de-escalate tensions with the West as its economy falters, analysts say
23 November 2023
Howard Anglin: We know what Hamas means by ‘resistance.’ So why are progressives so eager to parrot terrorist talking points?
1 November 2023
Patrick Luciani: Rome’s decline is a warning to the West. But the analogy only goes so far
3 October 2023
Is the Chinese model failing? David Frum on China’s economic woes. Plus, calls to criminalize discussion on residential schools
1 September 2023
Understanding the Beijing Rules: Bethany Allen on how China weaponizes its economy and how the West can push back
10 August 2023
Pandemics, AI, and climate change—Eurasia Group president Ian Bremmer on how these three looming threats will change the world
15 June 2023
Joanna Baron: Why this former Supreme Court Justice needs to finally quit Hong Kong’s top court
7 June 2023
