The FTX crash resulted in massive losses for investors as cryptocurrency values plummeted, resulting in roughly $8 billion in losses for depositors. Will the crash and the arrest of founder Sam Bankman-Fried be the end of that Canadian obsession?
The Trudeau government’s commitment to a new, more hawkish policy vis-à-vis China should be viewed as a major shift in strategy from engagement to a new, more circumscribed, and realist position.
All we need for Christmas is for politicians to tell us what they believe about health care, tell us what they think is the biggest problem, and show us what only they can do.
Twenty years worth of tax data show that Canadians are becoming increasingly Scrooge-like when it comes to charitable giving. In 2000, 26 percent of Canadians donated to charity, while only 19 percent opened their wallets in 2020, the most recent year with available data.
This episode of Hub Dialogues features host Sean Speer in conversation with Washington Post columnist and popular YouTuber J.J. McCullough about Pierre Poilievre, the ongoing debate over Bill C-11, the state of politics in BC, and his biggest political or policy surprise of 2022.
A novelist and police officer with extensive international experience, Chuck Konkel knows a villain when he sees one. Vladimir Putin is following the same path as his Russian predecessor and 20th-century monster, Josef Stalin, he believes.
This week’s Hub Roundtable discusses the results of the Mississauga-Lakeshore byelection, in which the Liberals soundly defeated the Conservatives, as well as what the massive advances in AI mean for society.
The government’s new legislation, while imperfect, is a good step towards more housing development, which is key to increased affordability. However, if its reforms fall short and no one offers a viable alternative, Ontario will not achieve its housing targets.
While small, boutique wines are sold for the biggest bucks, that doesn’t mean that the larger, more popular, and mass-produced brands are inherently terrible. It is, in fact, possible to get a great-tasting wine at a reasonable price.
Bill C-11 is intended to regulate online streaming services alongside traditional broadcast media like cable television, thereby forcing modern streaming giants like YouTube and Netflix to use their algorithms to promote “Canadian stories”. But many creators worry it will threaten their livelihoods in the process.
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