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.
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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.
Unmasking the Fun Police
There is nothing wrong with choosing to abstain from alcohol and other intoxicating drugs. But taking one’s personal view and masquerading it as scientific, at taxpayers’ expense, and in turn lobbying the federal government for policy change, is another thing.
Conservatives overwhelmingly embrace the ‘Alberta model’ of tackling addiction
The Alberta model is often presented in sharp contrast to the B.C. provincial government’s approach, which has embraced “safe supply” policies to help combat the province’s long-standing and deteriorating rate of addiction.
We may have underestimated Pierre Poilievre
When Pierre Poilievre became Conservative Party leader almost precisely twelve months ago, many commentators assumed that a considerable share of the country already had well-developed views about him and his politics.
The Hub Roundtable: Is Google done with Canada? And is Canada done with Trudeau?
This week’s Hub Roundtable discusses the implications of the newly-released regulations for the government’s online news law. We also talk about the Liberal government’s plummeting poll numbers and what Prime Minister Justin Trudeau can do to pull out of this free-fall.
By gathering in Quebec City, are the Conservatives trying to crack the province’s code?
Droves of card-carrying Conservatives are gathering in Québec City for the party’s annual convention, which will be the first since Pierre Poilievre became leader last year.
