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Opinion

The CBC is destroying Canada’s media ecosystem

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation is rapidly devolving from a state broadcaster designed to support media development and access in far flung communities to one which is actively stifling the possibility for any other group to compete without massive amounts of subsidies.

Ali Taghva / May 30, 2019

Opinion

American state restrictions on abortion are anti-secular

America is a nation that prides itself on separating church and state—that is, unless the issue is abortion.

Stuart Chambers / May 29, 2019

Opinion

Unifor is Trudeau’s ‘friend’ with benefits

Dias and Unifor have made no secret of their disdain for federal Conservatives – on social media Dias has self-identified on Twitter as “the resistance” to Conservative leader Andrew Scheer and his party’s federal election ambitions.

Jason Unrau / May 29, 2019

Opinion

Why are the Liberals angrier at Facebook than they are at communist China?

As China continues to mistreat our country, the Liberals are focused on trying to control social media. It’s not about what’s good for Canada, it’s about what’s good for the Trudeau Liberals.

Spencer Fernando / May 29, 2019

Opinion

What’s all the hype about C2 Montreal?

If you are someone who wants to challenge the status quo, think outside the box and beef up your Rolodex, then start saving now for next year’s conference.

Joseph Daly / May 29, 2019

Opinion

Trudeau government risks economy and refugee system through divisive rhetoric

If the Conservative party has risked the nation’s economy and refugee system, have the Liberals not done the same?

Ali Taghva / May 28, 2019

Opinion

In defence of conscience rights: Bill C-418

Bill C-418 would also make it an offence to dismiss from employment or to refuse to employ a medical practitioner, nurse practitioner, pharmacist or any other health care professional for the reason only that they refuse to take part.

David Anderson / May 28, 2019

Opinion

In defence of the virtual “Wild-West”

There’s a new chief in town and apparently it’s Canada’s Minister of Democratic Institutions Karina Gould.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / May 28, 2019

Opinion

How the income tax is hurting lower and middle income people the most

Why in the world do we tax employment and self-employment income? Does the government want people to avoid working? Does the government want more jobs or fewer jobs?

Neal Winokur / May 28, 2019

Opinion

Doug Ford’s self-inflicted wounds

Governments need to make difficult decisions, but they also need to justify them.

Ali Taghva / May 27, 2019

Opinion

Debunking my family’s “white privilege”

Spoiler alert. There is none.

Anthony Daoud / May 24, 2019

Opinion

Politicians, not Supreme Court justices, need to engage with the public

The Court should not be making these political decisions in the first place, in order to avoid even the appearance of possible bias.

John Carpay / May 21, 2019

Opinion

Everybody hates Toronto because it sucks

This isn’t anything new. Toronto-hatred is seemingly a unifying trait across Canada. Is it Leafs fans boasting about how they still have the most Stanley Cup championships? Is it envy? Of course, living in Montreal doesn’t help, either.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / May 21, 2019

Opinion

Vladdy’s Victoria Day benching is more complicated than you think

For Blue Jays management, Vladdy Jr. needed a rest. It’s that simple, or indeed complicated. Professional sports franchises increasingly rely on sport science and analytics to fill out their rosters.

Jordan Goldstein / May 21, 2019

Opinion

Marie Henein is the legal hero Canada needs

Marie Henein is the real thing despite how people may feel about her clients. Of the many words used to describe Henein, whether from friends or foes, integrity should be at the top of the list.

Diana Davison / May 20, 2019

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