Harry Rakowski: Is the media living up to its promises?
Anyone comparing CNN and Fox News will find it hard to believe they are evaluating the same facts to come up with polar opposites of the truth
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Sean Speer: The four spectacular elite failures shaping modern politics
Back in the immediacy of the populist moment in 2016, there was a brief window when academic, business, media and political elites seemed to recognize that they had drifted too far from ordinary citizens in their societies. These early developments, however, failed to sustain themselves
Ray Pennings: Trust is our core currency
Yes, trust is on the decline but business and commerce can’t fix what is broken
Joanna Baron: Blame Big Tech all you like, but polarization is in our nature
Big tech platforms serve as an etheric parrot that collects information on our impulses and mirrors back the content we find tantalizing
Ben Woodfinden: Markle and Payette show us why institutions matter
Perhaps one reason the Queen is so admired is she feels like an increasingly rare figure
Caroline Elliott: Let’s harness dissent, not hide it
Tocqueville was writing 200 years before social media and cancel culture became features of our own political conversations
Howard Anglin: Cheer up, Canada. There’s nothing we can do
We are yoked to a stagnant American civilization and infected by its pathologies
Rudyard Griffiths: The pandemic is tearing up our social contract
It is becoming starkly evident that we have failed every major test of the pandemic
Ginny Roth: A conservative feminism would go beyond the labour force
Conservatives have the opportunity to articulate their own feminism informed by choice, dignity and the pursuit of a good life
Janet Bufton: Populism rages around the globe, while Canada waits
The beliefs of voters haven’t changed. They’re just facing a new calculation
