‘A big gamble’: Can Canada’s new U.S. trade rep handle high-stakes negotiations with Trump? In defence of wealth and money this Lunar New Year Canada has a youth extremism problem it can’t continue to ignore Why Canadian families are feeling fragile: 5 charts First Nations don’t need saving—they need government to get out of the way ‘A big gamble’: Can Canada’s new U.S. trade rep handle high-stakes negotiations with Trump? In defence of wealth and money this Lunar New Year Canada has a youth extremism problem it can’t continue to ignore Why Canadian families are feeling fragile: 5 charts First Nations don’t need saving—they need government to get out of the way

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.

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

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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

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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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