FLASHBACK FEATURE: Nine dead, Canada faces reckoning
“Nine dead. Dozens wounded. Families changed forever.”
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Author: Herbert Hildebrandt
The unholy marriage of faith and war politics
“War is always hell. It is never the grand and heroic thing its advocates.”
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Energy lockdowns imminent?
“The first inflation wave did not disappear. Canadians simply learned to limp under it.”
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It’s time to get involved
“Local government does not need perfection; it just needs some passion and presence.”
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Carney’s betting the Canadian house on China
“Diversification without productivity is illusion.”
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Is Canada falling apart?
“When a country can’t agree on the moral vocabulary, it can’t agree on the rules.”
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We all have the ability to improve the world immediately around us
“Doing good has a compounding effect.”
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A Society Governed Primarily by Fear Will Accept Measures It Would Otherwise Reject
“A free society must retain the capacity to grieve without abandoning its judgment and to respond without forfeiting its principles.”
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The dangerous fantasy of “Approved Speech”
“You have to accept the idea that your own viewpoint can be banned.”
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Canada’s decline is not the fault of Donald Trump
“When immigration works, it fuels productivity and it enriches the culture of Canada and the culture of the immigrant.”
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