Democracy

Anti-Intellectualism: When Politics Turns Into Performance

Arlene Dickinson is one of Canada’s most respected business leaders, known for her sharp insight, straight talk, and ability to…

2 months ago

The Walk That Keeps Power Honest

There’s something about the phrase “floor crossing” that makes it sound like a scandal waiting to happen. Like someone snuck…

2 months ago

The Quiet Strength of Nations

A country is not a line on a map or a piece of cloth fluttering on a pole. Borders can…

6 months ago

When Respect Runs Out

I have built my life around one core value: respect. Not the superficial kind that exists for appearances, but the…

7 months ago

The Weight Of Fragile Liberty

Freedom is a curious thing. When it is strong, we hardly notice it. It sits quietly in the background, like…

9 months ago

Fake News, Real Consequences

In today's digital age, the proliferation of false and misleading information—collectively known as misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation (MDM)—poses a significant…

1 year ago

Blind Party Loyalty: The Slow Death of Democracy

Imagine cheering for a hockey team that changes its coaches, players, and even playing style every season, yet you still…

1 year ago