Thunberg has world leaders in the palm of her hand
World leaders are doing everything Thunberg and people like her say, without batting an eye
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Author: Jack Buckby
App neutrality is a big step toward freedom for tech users
The EU’s proposed Digital Markets Act poses a huge problem for Apple and Google
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Nuclear fusion could solve our energy and environmental problems
Beyond uniting climate skeptics and green activists, nuclear fusion could generate millions of jobs globally
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The rise of smiley-face environmental terrorism
There’s no telling what these extremists will do. We need to crack down on this danger now
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Burning churches, toppling statues won’t ease the pain
And may make the situation worse
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Warning shots fired over cryptocurrencies?
China’s crackdown on cryptocurrencies may be the first shot in its battle for financial dominance
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Shunning the unvaccinated just another kind of discrimination
Vaccination passports indicate that the rights of a minority of people to access services will be restricted
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Keeping border closed ignores our pandemic progress
As Canada heads toward herd immunity, relaxing measures at the border could serve as an indication that vaccination efforts are working
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We need to control big tech. But how?
Big tech knows there will be a gradual convergence of major technology companies until no small brand can compete in any meaningful way
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Building back better through a new Canada-U.K. trade deal
It will not only prove popular with the public but could lead to a more effective and co-ordinated response to China’s expansionist agenda
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Beware the promises of a post-COVID-19 utopia
The Great Reset is a financial plot dreamed up by economists. It’s a catalyst to facilitate a social agenda from radical progressives
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Heading down the slippery slope to a universal basic income
Economic measures taken in response to COVID-19 lockdowns were designed to ensure life could remain as normal as possible. But have we gone too far?
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Freedom of the press? Not in an era of internet censorship
Freedom of the press will diminish as long as the new culture of controlling online content persists
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Biden using COVID-19 to advance radical policies
The pandemic has plunged the West into a state of fear, with more people willing to accept greater government interference
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Lockdowns battered economy but didn’t end the pandemic
Health officials treat citizens like children. Politicians implement slapdash lockdown measures. No amount of evidence will convince these leaders to change tack
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Truth, lies and the insidious rise of “misinformation”
Political debate has become sanctimonious lecturing, with one side refusing to accept even the possibility that they might be wrong
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In crisis, radicalism works against balance and progress
Far-left activists and politicians are recruiting and radicalizing in the same way far-right groups did back in the 2008 crash
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The tricky – and often absurd – business of trading with the EU
Since Canada established its agreement with the EU, the EU’s nonsensical barriers have stood in the way of businesses trading internationally
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The truth about Extinction Rebellion’s smiley-face terrorism
The climate alarmist group has redefined activism in an extreme way while expertly manoeuvring around accusations of extremism and terrorism
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Canada doesn’t need Mark Carney’s divisive advice
The former Bank of England governor has proven his unwillingness to budge when it comes to his political agenda and priorities
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Is it time to walk away from trade with China?
If China wants to keep trading with the West, it needs to do something about the living standards of its working people
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The high cost of ineffective anti-terror measures
When will politicians consider the safety of the people to be more important than avoiding criticism?
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COVID-19 shows modern politics lacks common sense
Placing trust in the public has become an alien idea. Our governments have become too large and self-serving
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Canada’s PPE missteps endangered its citizens
Canada has the raw materials and the industry to ensure its health system is prepared for the next big pandemic
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Could BBC subscription reform work at CBC?
Once a subscription model is implemented, BBC will only survive if it produces content people actually want to watch
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Canada learns from Europe on COVID-19
Continuous cash aid to citizens, mortgage relief and closed borders are signs the government is acting responsibly
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Brexit could boost Canada’s ag industry by billions
The EU’s tough quality assurance rules mean CETA hasn’t delivered for Canadian farmers. Brexit could be the answer
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Will Britain finally get tough on terrorists?
Convicted terrorists might well spend a handful more years in prison, but tens of thousands of other radicals remain at large across the United Kingdom
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The sky is always falling in Mark Carney’s world
Why should we believe a man who showed disdain for Brexit and who incorporates his wife’s political agenda into his work as a leading global economist?
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Carney was dead wrong about Brexit
As the Canadian leaves his post as governor of the Bank of England, his legacy is one of bias and wildly incorrect predictions
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