In their wake, boomers have set policy traps that have systematically kneecapped future generations’ prospects, leaving behind a country of systems littered with economic landmines and lower living standards.
It’s no secret that it will be a big spending budget that will probably hit relatively upper-income earners and corporations with higher taxes while never targeting a balanced budget.
Tories of all shades of blue descended on Ottawa for three days of hobnobbing, celebrations, campaign training, and substantive policy panel discussions at the Canada Strong and Free Networking Conference.
The decline in Canada’s overall happiness score appears to be age-driven. Canadian youth now rank much more poorly in their life evaluations than older Canadians.
Nellie McClung, suffragette, journalist, reformer (i.e. disturber par excellence), was instrumental to getting women declared “persons” by the Supreme Court in 1928.
Israel faced a new wave of attacks this weekend as it defended itself from hundreds of drones and missiles launched by Iran. Janice Gross Stein breaks down the assault and what it means moving forward.
We have gathered some of The Hub’s top foreign policy experts to offer their immediate reactions to Iran’s attack on Israel and discuss what could come next.
The top stories from this past week include Justin Trudeau’s testimony before the foreign interference inquiry commission, the gathering of conservatives in Ottawa for the Canada Strong and Free Networking Conference, and the big things we’ve learned as The Hub turns three.
The real age of obscurity and confusion is our own, and you will find no better proof of this than the works of Judith Butler. She is one of the most influential academics in the world, though very few people have read her work.
The Roundtable discusses the foreign interference inquiry, the Canada Strong and Free Networking Conference, and what we have learned over the past year as The Hub turns three.
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