Crossfire: Canada’s Tough Trade Choices with China and the U.S.

 Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s call to ban Chinese software from vehicles, aligning with U.S. policies aimed at protecting national security, opens a debate on the economic risks of limiting trade with China. While security concerns are valid, Canada’s economic relationship with China—its second-largest trading partner—plays a role that is too

A licence to hide the truth and ignore the real issues

 After almost a month of being surrounded by truckers and police, it seems oddly quiet. I would say that things in Centretown almost feel normal again. On the other hand, what is normal? One could easily argue that there’s no such thing as normal, and I completely agree. Besides, normal

IPCC refutes climate change hysteria

 Prime Minister Trudeau justifies his carbon tax saying empirical evidence shows that as a result of man-made climate change storms, floods, heat waves and rising sea levels are all quickly getting worse. Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s reply to a reporter if he thought climate change played a role in recent flooding was,