Mariupol's fate lays bare Putin's fascist ambitions
As with the fascist regimes of the past, Putin’s regime will continue the dystopian cycle of destruction and regeneration until it is militarily defeated.
As with the fascist regimes of the past, Putin’s regime will continue the dystopian cycle of destruction and regeneration until it is militarily defeated.
Canada leads the world with legislation to seize Russia’s central bank reserves to support Ukraine. Politically and diplomatically though, it’s wasting a good chance to lead.
Nos dirigeants civiques et politiques, ainsi que nos fonctionnaires, pourraient faire bien pire que de revisiter Smith, Hayek, Friedman et d’autres défenseurs du libéralisme économique pour y puiser les vérités intemporelles que ceux-ci ont découvertes et exposées.
Canadian policymakers must make trade easier here at home. Specifically, reduce barriers to trade, investment, and labour mobility between the provinces and territories.
This week‘s edition of The Hub’s Weekly Wrap reflects on some of the past week’s biggest stories, including Pierre Poilievre’s rhetoric deriding the corporate class and championing the working class, political developments around the carbon tax, and what the ongoing revelations of the ArriveCan scandal tell us about the competence of our government.
Readers in Hub Forum this week had discussions on Canada’s lost economic decade, whether Pierre Poilievre’s recent comments are as anti-business as they seem, why Trudeau should stand up to TikTok, and how Canada is viewed by allies and enemies.
By weaving together the principles of liberal democracy with an ethos of abundance, Canada has the opportunity to rejuvenate its economy and reforge a path toward widespread prosperity.
Ultimately, the Court of Appeal upheld the orthodox reading of section 33, according to which its invocation by the National Assembly shields Bill 21 from judicial scrutiny on the grounds of section 2 and sections 7 to 15 of the Charter.
The Online Harms Act is not just a bad idea in its own right; it reflects the habits of mind of an entire political class that believes that technocratic expertise can stand in for democratic debate.
There is no shame in following in the footsteps of all those who loudly affirmed that the Québécois had the right and the duty to be masters in their own house and live on.
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