Canada, a love story
The sources of our divisions today are different and more complex than in 1867, but addressing local issues locally and national issues nationally is still the best idea we’ve had about how to deal with them.
Culture
The next political divide may be between drivers of history and mere observers
Personal responsibility is not just an old-fashioned idea, and it is a mistake to believe we cannot shape our society and our future.
Nothing of note happens in Canada. And that's fine
We are a comfortable people, blessed by nature and history and physically and psychologically removed from the troubles of the world.
Abruzzo could be the next big Italian wine region to look out for in restaurants
Abruzzo’s climate is affected by both cooling breezes from its Adriatic coast and cool mountain weather from the Apennines.
Air Canada's CEO embodies Canada's language wars
Beyond being out of tune with his business environment in Montreal, Mr. Rousseau also showed a lack of respect for his employees across the country.
Marie Henein speaks out about ‘outrageous’ disinvitations
Canada is suffering from a chronic lack of leadership.
Thinking fast, thinking slow, and thinking not at all
What is missing in so much of our discourse today is the ability to pause, think slowly, and truly listen to those whose views we may reflexively disagree with.
‘I don’t like people being bullied’: Marie Henein details her remarkable rise
Marie Henein speaks to The Hub about her early career and the current state of the criminal justice system in Canada.
Cardus celebrates 20 years and a unique place in the policy world
Cardus is a think tank of unlikely origins fighting an unlikely battle in our individualistic society.
What elite commentary gets wrong about J.D. Vance
The Democratic party has moved more to the left than the Republican party has moved to the right over the past 25 years.
