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…

3 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…

3 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…

10 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