‘We win, they lose’: Matthew Kroenig on the Trump-Reagan foreign policy fusion advancing America’s interests abroad
19 March 2025
DeepDive: Five things we’ve learned about COVID-19 and Canada’s pandemic response, five years later
Ginny Roth: The many faces of Mark Carney
‘No mandate to govern’: The Hub reacts to Mark Carney becoming Canada’s 24th prime minister
‘He’s not an impressive politician’: Pollster Darrell Bricker on how Canadians will react to Mark Carney as prime minister
David Murray: Why Trump’s tariffs are really about tax cuts, not trade
DeepDive: Five things we’ve learned about COVID-19 and Canada’s pandemic response, five years later
Ginny Roth: The many faces of Mark Carney
‘No mandate to govern’: The Hub reacts to Mark Carney becoming Canada’s 24th prime minister
‘He’s not an impressive politician’: Pollster Darrell Bricker on how Canadians will react to Mark Carney as prime minister
David Murray: Why Trump’s tariffs are really about tax cuts, not trade
Hub Dialogues
‘We are a migratory species’: Ian Goldin on why welcoming migrants makes economic sense
12 March 2025
‘Build, baby, build’: Ehren Cory, Michelle Chislett, Peter Gregg, and Tracy Primeau on getting major projects built in Canada
6 March 2025
‘Better to launch and burn than never launch at all’: Dennis Kneale on seperating the man from the myth of Elon Musk
5 March 2025
‘We’re not realizing our potential as a true independent country’: Former prime minister Stephen Harper on Canada’s flag, national pride, and growing tensions with the U.S.
26 February 2025
‘It’s up to us’: Timothy Garton Ash on whether Europe is doomed
24 February 2025
‘It cannot be business as usual’: Greg MacNeil on why increasing defence spending could help Canada avoid Trump’s trade war
24 February 2025
‘We agreed to not use energy as a weapon’: Danielle Smith on the Canada-U.S. relationship and the importance of Alberta’s oil and gas industry
21 February 2025
‘We live our lives completely differently’: Jean Twenge on the clash of generations
19 February 2025
‘We’re not such a bad people’: Margaret MacMillan on why Canadians should stop condemning their own history
4 February 2025
‘It wasn’t that surprising’: Michael Kempa on the disappointing final report into foreign interference
30 January 2025
‘It had negative unintended consequences’: Maxime Cohen on the Online News Act and the changing economics of news
30 January 2025
‘A fairly large fiscal hit’: Livio Di Matteo on the risks of ‘COVID-levels’ of spending by the government in response to tariffs
29 January 2025
‘We are in an intensely populist moment’: Yuval Levin on the right lessons to take from Donald Trump’s election
29 January 2025
‘A short-sighted way to respond’: Sean Speer on why a ‘COVID-level’ spending response to tariffs is bad economics
28 January 2025
‘This is a game changer’: Janice Gross Stein on DeepSeek and China’s growing influence on AI
27 January 2025
‘A failure of this country’: Eric Lombardi on how the Liberal Party became illiberal
24 January 2025
‘The consequences only mount’: Trevor Tombe on why oil and gas should not be used in a tariff trade war with Trump
23 January 2025
‘He’s ready to go from day one’: Henry Olsen on what to expect from Trump’s second term
22 January 2025
‘The stakes are high’: Theo Argitis on Trump’s inauguration speech and the latest tariff threats
21 January 2025
