Who left the barbarians in charge of our books?
Both the Left and the Right are acting like barbarians, destroying our shared past and the reflections of human beings trying to make sense of the world. It has to stop.
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Is Canada’s real estate-driven economy dragging down growth?
“The problem with real estate is that it’s a non-producing asset…There’s no continual compounding economic spinoff from that investment, so once it goes into real estate, that money’s gone.”
Canada has two housing crises. One requires more government, the other less
Building more housing units isn’t enough to address everyone’s housing needs. We need governments to do more to help the truly vulnerable, and less that interferes with homebuilders trying to house the middle class.
The fight over liberty is far from over
In exploring the history of libertarian thought, The Individualists provides a model for understanding how political movements can shift with the contexts they’re in and the personalities that drive them.
Conservatives say getting back to the party's roots has helped boost poll numbers
Conservative delegates left the party’s policy convention on the weekend believing they had pulled off a difficult trick: moving the party in a more conservative direction while broadening its appeal to Canadians.
Zeke Faux on crypto’s wild ride and staggering fall
This episode of Hub Dialogues features Zeke Faux, an award-winning investigative reporter for Bloomberg, about his new must-read book, Number Go Up: Inside Crypto’s Wild Rise and Staggering Fall.
The Hub announces Hub Forum, a new venue for smart conversation about the big issues of the day
The Hub announced today the launch of Hub Forum, a new email and online discussion feature that will be a venue for substantive discussion and debate about the important public policy…
How the Liberals can kickstart a comeback
If an election were held today, all signs point to a landslide Tory victory and a humiliating Grit loss. Is there a way for the Liberals to regain their footing? A host of experts and insiders weigh in.
Does prayer belong in the public square?
Our country has for too long assumed, rather than sought to answer in a careful and thoughtful way, the proper role of not just prayer, but of religion as a force for social and political change
Being 'boring' isn’t in Poilievre’s DNA—And thank God for that
Even if a quiet approach gives some Liberal voters permission to consider voting Conservative, timidity is a recipe for failure. Telling Poilievre to be boring betrays a complete misunderstanding of who he is and why he’s so attractive to so many voters in 2023.
