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  • Jordan Peterson is too big to be silenced by the naysayers and regulators—but what about the rest of us?
    Joanna Baron
  • Canada deserves to be relegated from the G7
    Howard Anglin
  • Quebec slaps new taxes on vapes after drop in tobacco tax revenue
    Geoff Russ

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau makes his way to a press conference in Ottawa on Oct. 2, 2020. Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press.
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Steven Globerman: Aging population signals tough choices on the horizon

If no substantive changes are made to Canada’s OAS and GIS programs, the chief actuary projects that total combined spending on the two programs will increase by 400 percent between 2020 and 2060.

Steven Globerman - Posted on June 16, 2021
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney delivers his address to the Alberta United Conservative Party annual general meeting in Calgary on Nov. 30, 2019. Dave Chidley/The Canadian Press.
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Trevor Tombe: Rejecting equalization spurns a crucial principle of Confederation

Given the importance of this policy, and the tensions around it, Canadians should be aware of the program’s basic principle and what a vote to abandon it really means.

Trevor Tombe - Posted on June 15, 2021
Former prime minister Stephen Harper applied the principles of free markets to build the largest new social program in at least a generation. Paul Chiasson/The Canadian Press.
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Ken Boessenkool: The time has come for a new family agenda

In the coming decades, Conservatives must apply the tried-and-true agenda of free markets, subsidiarity and comparative advantage to a new priority: strengthening Canadian families.

Ken Boessenkool - Posted on June 4, 2021
A woman and two children wear masks at a playground on July 11, 2020. Marcio Jose Sanchez/AP Photo.
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Samuel Duncan: Families should be the focus of post-COVID growth

It will be crucial in a post-pandemic world to think of economic policy not exclusively through the lens of the individual, but also through the most important social and economic institution that we have: the family.

Samuel Duncan - Posted on June 4, 2021
A sign reads "where is the love?" as thousands of people demonstrate in Cologne, Germany, Saturday June 6, 2020. Martin Meissner/AP Photo.
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Caroline Elliott: Identity politics are unhelpful in the fight against injustice

The growth of identity politics in mainstream discourse threatens to replace the cohesive power of commonality with a politics of resentment. This only deepens our divides, undercutting progress from a time when diversity wasn’t valued and otherness was a sure path to exclusion.

Caroline Elliott - Posted on June 1, 2021
Students hold protest signs as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau walks by at the University of Regina. Michael Bell/The Canadian Press
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Zachary Patterson: Should universities be worried about political diversity?

It could be argued that the political affiliation of professors is not important and that professors can remain impartial. But what if that’s not the case?

Zachary Patterson - Posted on May 17, 2021
The Laurentian University campus in Sudbury.
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Mitchell Davidson: How to fix post-secondary policy after COVID

Canada’s post-secondary sector has so far managed a history of continued expansion, which is largely good news for Canada. However, that continued growth masked underlying issues with programming relevance and revenues.

Mitchell Davidson - Posted on May 6, 2021

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