‘We’ve spent too long talking about targets’: Christopher Ragan on the economics and politics of carbon taxes
26 March 2024
‘A bending of the knee’: Breaking down Mark Carney’s chummy chat with President Trump
David Polansky: Canada’s faux foreign policy leadership
Sean Speer: Mark Carney’s cosmetic budget reforms can’t cover up Canada’s ugly deficit problem
‘Right now there’s cautious optimism’: Peter Tertzakian on if the new Alberta pipeline is possible
Mike Moffatt: Falling sales, falling jobs: Why Canada must cut taxes on new homes
‘A bending of the knee’: Breaking down Mark Carney’s chummy chat with President Trump
David Polansky: Canada’s faux foreign policy leadership
Sean Speer: Mark Carney’s cosmetic budget reforms can’t cover up Canada’s ugly deficit problem
‘Right now there’s cautious optimism’: Peter Tertzakian on if the new Alberta pipeline is possible
Mike Moffatt: Falling sales, falling jobs: Why Canada must cut taxes on new homes
Podcasts
‘A shameful parliamentary moment’: The Roundtable breaks down the NDP motion on the Israel-Hamas war
22 March 2024
‘Taken together, Poilievre’s message really satisfies’: Ginny Roth on why Pierre Poilievre’s approach to high-profile policy issues is resonating
21 March 2024
‘Parenting culture is out of control’: Tim Carney on how a family unfriendly culture is making it harder to raise kids
19 March 2024
Pierre Poilievre, working-class champion? The Roundtable on Poilievre’s anti-corporate rhetoric and Canada’s lost economic decade
15 March 2024
‘It’s about the right to enshrine a particular way of life’: Étienne-Alexandre Beauregard on Quebec nationalism and identity debates
14 March 2024
‘Guilt gives way to shame’: Historian Frank Trentmann on Germany’s post-Second World War moral journey
12 March 2024
‘Hold onto your wallet’: The Roundtable on the upcoming federal budget and the calls to use pension funds for domestic investments
8 March 2024
‘There will always be some market for quality’: National Review’s Rich Lowry on conservative journalism and the democratization of media
7 March 2024
‘They are at a real advantage’: Melissa Kearney explains why growing up in a two-parent household is a major privilege
5 March 2024
‘We have a right to be outraged’: The Roundtable reacts to a week of scandal in Ottawa
1 March 2024
‘The implications are real’: Amanda Lang on Millennials now outnumbering Boomers and new pharmacare legislation
29 February 2024
Towards a ‘strong and prosperous Canada’: Lisa Lalande on why we should aspire for 100 million Canadians by 2100
27 February 2024
‘This is a calculated risk’: The Roundtable on Pierre Poilievre picking a lane on some hot-button social issues
23 February 2024
‘House prices have to drop’: Amanda Lang on affordability, positive inflation numbers, and a new study on health-care spending
22 February 2024
‘The traffic is going away, so build a solution’: Casey Newton on the evolving relationship between journalism and online platforms
20 February 2024
‘We cannot allow the doom loop to continue’: The Roundtable on the ArriveCan scandal and Trudeau’s poor polling
16 February 2024
‘The day of the fossil fuel is passing’: David Frum on NDP oil and gas legislation and the future of energy
15 February 2024
‘It’s a totally different world’: David Horovitz on covering the Israel-Gaza war and journalism in the internet age
13 February 2024
‘Blame the CRTC’: The Roundtable on the bizarre reactions to the Bell Media layoffs
9 February 2024
