‘Election fever?’: Hub Politics on if Canadians will be headed to the polls this spring
12 February 2026
‘The cost is catastrophic’: Why Trump’s flip-flopping on the Iran war is dangerous for the world
Why I’m afraid of a ‘no’ vote in an Alberta independence referendum
‘It fills you with outrage’: Three more synagogue shootings—why Canada must act now
The biggest risk to Canada’s economy nobody is talking about: major looming labour strikes
‘They have an obligation to answer the public’: Is Ottawa only talking to government-approved media?
‘The cost is catastrophic’: Why Trump’s flip-flopping on the Iran war is dangerous for the world
Why I’m afraid of a ‘no’ vote in an Alberta independence referendum
‘It fills you with outrage’: Three more synagogue shootings—why Canada must act now
The biggest risk to Canada’s economy nobody is talking about: major looming labour strikes
‘They have an obligation to answer the public’: Is Ottawa only talking to government-approved media?
Policy
The Hub’s news and commentary aim to understand the major developments and trends that are shaping Canadian policy.
‘A constant bombardment’: MP Garnett Genuis on the problem of MAID coercion
11 February 2026
‘They’re tired of the bickering’: The Roundtable on why Canada’s ‘moderate middle’ supports the Carney-Smith pipeline deal
5 December 2025
‘There is long-term opportunity’: How the nuclear industry supports Canadian jobs, innovation, and global supply chains
4 December 2025
‘We need transformation’: The Hunter Prize 2025 winners on the best ways to boost Canada’s economy and increase standards of living
28 November 2025
‘Surprisingly bold’: The Roundtable on why Smith and Carney are riding high off this week’s energy agreement
28 November 2025
‘Most people want to see things getting done’: Hub Politics on why the potential pipeline deal is good politics for Carney and Smith
26 November 2025
‘We’re going to walk before we run’: Alberta Health Minister Adriana LaGrange on the province’s historic health-care reforms
25 November 2025
‘Heart attack serious’: Will Carney’s debut budget deal with Canada’s pressing productivity problem?
3 November 2025
‘Propaganda?’: A government of Canada campaign hopes to win hearts and minds
22 October 2025
‘Where’s the beef’: The Roundtable on what the Carney government has to prove as Parliament returns
12 September 2025
‘A time for new thinking and new ideas on the Canadian Right’: Why Conservatives should be pro-worker but not pro-union
8 September 2025
‘People are wildly enthusiastic when someone gets things done’: How progressives killed progress—and how to revive it
2 September 2025
‘This is going to be a pressing policy issue’: Google AI Mode is changing the internet as we know it
26 August 2025
‘Pushing the boundaries is very important’: Marie-Pierre Paquin on the role of technology in shaping modern mining in Canada
21 July 2025
‘Continental free trade is dead’: Rudyard Griffiths and Sean Speer on the new era of Canada-U.S. trade relations
16 July 2025
‘Those deficits are almost surely going to rise’: Trevor Tombe on the fiscal challenges facing the Carney government
10 July 2025
‘The status quo seemed to be reaffirmed’: The Roundtable dissects the government’s long-on-rhetoric throne speech
30 May 2025
‘His agenda excludes large swaths of the economy’: Sean Speer on defining Mark Carney’s economic vision for Canada
29 May 2025
‘We can’t afford to ignore trade-offs anymore’: Eric Lombardi on the consequences of prioritizing luxury opinions in Canadian politics
28 May 2025
