Agri-food should be in the driver’s seat of a post pandemic recovery
We need to make Canada a world leader in the future of food and productive, sustainable agriculture.
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Decoding Riesling labels is worth the trouble for a wine that ‘keeps its promise’
German wines, especially Riesling, but also Pinot Noir aka Spätbugunder, enjoy popularity among the higher echelons of the hospitality industry and wine trade. Look for them on fine dining wine lists, where a sommelier can help with a selection.
Canada has plenty of room for improvement when it comes to historical education
Protecting and preserving Canadian heritage means promoting Canadian heritage to Canadians.
Paul Offit: We’ve done the hard part on vaccines, now we need to require them
Be it resolved, to promote public health, governments should mandate use of COVID-19 vaccines broadly in society. The following is adapted from remarks made by Paul Offit and Martin Kulldorff…
Martin Kulldorff: Vaccine mandates are unnecessary and will sow distrust
Be it resolved, to promote public health, governments should mandate use of COVID-19 vaccines broadly in society. The following is adapted from remarks made by Paul Offit and Martin Kulldorff…
The first job for finance should be boosting worker pay
Over the coming days, The Hub will publish mandate letters for the incoming cabinet ministers that set out a series of bold policy prescriptions.
Brian Bird: It feels a lot like the early days of the pandemic again. But should it?
Over the past 18 months, many of us have embraced an unrealistic and even utopian expectation of safety from COVID-19.
Now it's time to replace anger and frustration with aspiration and purpose
With the campaign now over, The Hub will return to its main goal of being a catalyst for ideas and debates for such a vision for Canada.
Where to for the Conservative Party? Looking backward to find a way forward
The first challenge that any Canadian conservative party must confront is that Canada is not a conservative country.
Norm Macdonald's story is a triumph, not a tragedy
We’ll never fully know the odd alchemy that made Norm Macdonald tick. But the harder you look, the more you’ll find that this strange, funny man will serve as a reminder of what a life it can be.
