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Fault Lines

Fault Lines examines the pressures pulling Canadian society apart and the principles that can hold it together. We look beyond headlines to understand how institutions, communities, and democratic norms are fraying. Our mission is to show how better choices can repair what is broken.

‘A system under crisis’: Why Canada needs to do more to address violent crime

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It takes playing the long game, but ordinary citizens can still win big debates in Canada

Nearly 50% of all violent offences go unpunished in Canada—why police are solving fewer crimes

Canada’s police union president says policing protests is complicated. So where are his solutions?

It’s time to call out antizionism for what it really is

Adam Louis-Klein

The problem with a 2025 UN report accusing Israel of genocide

Yes, antisemitism is a serious problem in Canada—just read my replies denying it

When writing about antisemitism proves the point

Auditor general fires torpedo at Liberals’ mishandling of international student fraud

Canada is becoming a safe haven for international criminals and terrorists

Canada is too useful to fugitives, traffickers, and terror suspects

Rising Jewish hate is forcing Toronto synagogues to spend millions on security

Toronto’s Al-Quds Day rally revealed the growing shadow of the Iranian regime in Canada

‘It’s a nasty world now’: Why Canada needs a foreign intelligence service

We do not need human rights tribunals

My family didn’t come to Canada to live behind walls again

Alexandra Fellus

It’s obvious why violence is growing in Canada: We’ve tolerated hatred for far too long

It’s time to quit being complacent and actually address the root of the problem

‘The silence of our business community has been deafening’: Jon Love on why it’s time for corporate Canada to stand up against antisemitism

‘It fills you with outrage’: Three more synagogue shootings—why Canada must act now

U.S. intelligence sees Canada as ‘serious place of concern for Iranian activity’: National security analyst

‘Practice makes perfect’: What’s behind the increase of protests in Canada?

Canada has a lot to learn from the courage of Iran’s exiles

‘That is not how the legal system operates’: Natasha Hausdorff on how international law is being weaponized against Israel

There’s no excuse for Jewish witch hunts in Canada

Summer camp should be a safe space for kids, not another platform to protest Israel

‘It’s affecting all provinces’: What’s behind the surge in violent crimes across Canada?

Doug Ford has failed to protect free speech at Ontario universities, say academics

‘This is not about a series of vandalism’: Canada’s antisemitism problem is only getting worse

The government’s proposed anti-hate law is a necessary response to extremism

Why Bill C-9 is being proposed

The government’s proposed anti-hate law is a threat to Canadians’ religious freedoms

Why Bill C-9 needs to be rethought

Toronto, Montreal, Edmonton hit violent crime severity records, top-20 cities all see rises except Vancouver

Canada’s great refugee disaster

Will anyone at all be held accountable?

Canada feels broken? You can blame our undermined institutions

Canada’s systems are a shadow of their former selves

Canada has a youth extremism problem it can’t continue to ignore

The beginning of the end of equity and the ticking immigration time bomb: Roundup

Stephen Harper and the power of principled leadership

20 years after he first took office, Canada misses Harper's principled foreign policy leadership

How the West lost control of immigration, crime, and antisemitism

‘There is a sense of disorder’: How dramatic shifts in immigration, crime, and antisemitism are changing the West

Jews are scared of being Jewish on campus. Here’s how universities are responding

Canada courting Qatar raises hard questions for Carney about values and security

Canadian pluralism will fail if the law is not equally enforced

When it comes to policing anti-Israel protests, is Toronto engaging in real enforcement or just theatre?

Kanye West’s insufficient apology and the return of gold stars: Roundup

‘This is not a Jewish problem, it’s a Canada problem’: Holocaust remembrance demands action, not slogans

‘A historic problem’: Why Canada must tackle its extortion gang crisis—and how

Young conservatives must reject growing identity extremism

Khalil-Najir Miles

Jewish university students across Canada speak out about the rise of antisemitism on campuses since October 7

Reports reveal the CBC’s anti-Israel bias, and Canada’s revolving-door policing continues: Roundup

Here’s how Canada can prevent antisemitic extremism

Canada’s prevention gap grows wider the more complacent we become

‘Catastrophe’: Jason Kenney on how Trudeau broke Canadian immigration, and how we can fix it

Why won’t Amnesty International call October 7 a genocide?

Adam Louis-Klein

The organization obscures moral and legal truth by shifting from legal assessment to narrative clean-up

The Iran protests and the deafening sound of silence

Five reasons we don’t hear more about the brave people of Iran

‘The world’s oldest hatred is rearing its ugly head’: How should we respond to our society’s growing fault lines?

Fault Lines: Confronting Canada’s widening rifts

The uncomfortable reason antisemitism is festering in Canada

‘It’s inviting a backlash’: David Frum breaks down Canada’s approach to Indigenous reconciliation

The year we cure Gell-Mann Amnesia: The Hub predicts 2026

Should Israel support a two-state solution? The Munk Debates prove open discussion is still possible

Whatever the answer, being able to safely argue controversial questions is a win for free society

David Polansky: Kind, tolerant Canada is failing the antisemitism test

An increasingly multicultural Canada is increasingly hostile towards Canada’s Jews

Joanna Baron: Jews don’t belong behind civic moats

We don't need bubble zone laws—we need to enforce the laws we already have

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