This episode of Hub Dialogues features Aaron Wudrick discussing his co-authored paper, “Northern Awokening: How social justice and woke language have infiltrated Canadian news media, and its implications on Canadian culture and politics.”
The complexity of a national childcare plan comes with millions of dollars for expenditures outside of actual childcare provision. In Ontario, that happens at all three levels of government. The details of that spending deserve much greater scrutiny than they’ve received so far.
The British Empire contained both good and evil. It was not essentially evil. It showed itself capable of learning from its mistakes and correcting itself. And from the end of the 18th century its humanitarian and liberal commitments grew ever stronger.
This week’s Hub Dialogue Roundtable discusses the Century Initiative’s ambitious target to accelerate Canada’s population to 100 million by 2100 by ramping up immigration targets. We also talk about the EV subsidies and the subsequent bidding wars that have broken out.
This is the third episode of The Hub’s bi-weekly series featuring Amanda Lang. The discussion centres on the recent political controversy over electric vehicle subsidies in Canada as well as the possible economic, social, and political consequences of growing to 100 million Canadians by 2100.
A recent event held by a group advocating for Canada’s population to reach 100 million by 2100 highlights the extent to which Canada’s immigration debate has increasingly become an economic one rather than one focused on multiculturalism.
If there is justice in the machinations of the world wine market, then the whites of the Languedoc and Roussillon will be the next big thing because they fill the role of a dry aperitif so well.
Most talk of a new digital currency is misplaced. In almost every way that matters, it already exists. Proposals to expand access to it or to improve back-end payments systems is a far more boring—but a far more accurate and helpful—way to think about it.
This episode of Hub Dialogues features 2022 Donner Book Prize nominee and University of Toronto law professor Kent Roach about his nominated book, Canadian Policing: How and Why it Must Change. The episode was originally released on February 13th, 2023.
Canada can learn from the British intelligence agency MI5 about how to handle intimidation campaigns against citizens and politicians, said a Canadian MP who has endured such a campaign against himself and his family.
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