I have diabetes. Here’s why I’m glad I live in Alberta
Eating right, exercising, finding the right care. Navigating life with diabetes is hard. Having access to the Alberta Diabetes Institute makes it a little easier…
Why private operation of public parks makes sense
Partnerships with private operators are quite common, are often well run, and bring significant efficiencies and revenue sources for the public…
With a little willpower, Ford can fix Ontario’s finances
Targeting the education budget and bureaucracy would equal real progress on the deficit…
Referring to the Taiwan dispute as a “question” dehumanizing
Apologists for Chinese aggression are advocating the annexation of one of the most successful examples of democratization in modern times…
Covid’s cost in liberty lost
Theologian James Bryson surveys the historical landscape of Munich and finds troubling harbingers vis-a-vis his home province of Nova Scotia’s authoritarian response to the pandemic…
We’ve let irrational COVID-19 fear paralyze society
Even many vaccinated people continue to live in fear. They insist on wearing masks and believe unvaccinated people are a threat to them. It’s bizarre…
Hair today, gone … maybe never
People have worked themselves into a frenzy because they haven’t been able to go to their hair stylist. If there was ever a definition of a First World problem, this is it…
Short-term gains on the crude oil market as climate change looms
The International Energy Agency now concedes that rising oil demand and the short-term policies of various nations were at odds with its call to end new oil, gas and coal funding…
Social media flexes its censorship muscles
Censorship has given big tech and social media a chance to reinvent itself out of near-monopolistic dominance…
London murders wound us all
The killings demand empathy for the victims, but also renewed commitment to freedom of faith…