How the West must prepare for a world after Putin’s defeat in Ukraine
How it ends is very much up to Ukraine and Russia, whether by a negotiated settlement that sees Russian troops leaving occupied territory or by Ukraine forcing the Russians out.
How it ends is very much up to Ukraine and Russia, whether by a negotiated settlement that sees Russian troops leaving occupied territory or by Ukraine forcing the Russians out.
Dear reader, As The Hub enters its third year you are going to see some exciting changes on our platform. Thanks to the generosity of our foundation funders and the over one…
Overall, the government’s proposal to become a leveraged fixed income investor appears to offer limited upside and contains considerable risks. In the near-term, such action could have materially negative financial consequences for Canadians. Ottawa should think again.
As the Toronto mayoral election draws near, voters have a choice between candidates who profess to be the best equipped to fix our housing and transportation issues. However, historical evidence demonstrates that it is conservatives, not the progressive Left, who have made significant strides in these areas.
The recently announced Innovation Pathway has the potential to fix Ontario’s long-standing challenge with adopting new health technologies and medical devices.
There is no reason why Canada should be complacent with China’s disrespect. As the second-largest economy within the CPTPP, Canada has the capacity to work together with Japan to shift the bloc’s dynamics and support Taiwan while creating a headache for China.
A new survery reflects the free fall the West is hurtling down. A potent mixture of generational change, prosperity and technology, and declining education are leading to us feeling more lost than ever.
For our one-year anniversary, we published ten lessons that we had learned over The Hub’s initial twelve months. In light of this year’s sustained period of high inflation, we’ve opted for eleven lessons for The Hub’s Year Two.
Despite their 29-year track record of success, the charter school sector is still subject to numerous restrictions on focus, growth, and program offerings that don’t apply to all other public, separate, and independent schools.
The answer for those of whom the meritocratic aspiration too often remains elusive isn’t to abandon notions of meritocracy. It’s to double down on them and extend their promise to as many Canadians as possible.
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