Category: Viewpoint

Viewpoint

Who won the Presidential debate? Check out their body language

by Allan Bonner | Sep 12, 2024

Forget the words – who scowled or smirked their way to victory?

Debunking the myth of Arab antisemitism

by Gerry Chidiac | Sep 12, 2024
Any downturn in Alberta’s economy would inevitably drag Canada’s down with it

by Our View | Sep 12, 2024
Are we losing control over what we eat?

by Sylvain Charlebois | Sep 11, 2024
Beaver Lake Cree Nation’s fight for treaty rights drags on

by Bill Whitelaw | Sep 10, 2024
Trudeau loses NDP support but Bloc Quebecois ready to strike a deal

by Michael Taube | Sep 10, 2024

New school year, same old story: Tuition fees soar across Canada

by Erika Shaker

Rising tuition and declining public funding forcing an entire generation into crippling debt

Crude prices plummet to 11-month low

by Rashid Husain Syed

Oil producers face bleak future as price collapse sparks fears of oversupply

Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson were the dynamic duo of frontier justice

Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson were two of the Old West’s most famous lawmen, but their stories are far from simple

Net-zero policies set to cripple Alberta’s economy

by Lennie Kaplan

Is that the price Albertans have to pay for Trudeau to reach net zero?

No proof, yet millions spent searching for ‘missing’ Indigenous children

by Hymie Rubenstein

Trudeau government cuts expose flaws in Indigenous funding and accountability

Should history be preserved or rewritten?

Public opposition in Regina halts Dewdney Avenue renaming

Without meaningful change, society faces a steady decline into chaos

by Perry Kinkaide

Violence has become the default response to disagreement. Enough is enough

The clocks ticking on Manitoba’s fuel tax relief

by Gage Haubrich

Find out how much Manitoba taxpayers have saved with a gas tax cut

Rediscovering our humanity in the face of Gaza’s suffering

by Gerry Chidiac

Resilience and meaning key to preventing despair and maintaining hope

Is equality before the law under threat in Canada?

Could property rights be in jeopardy due to Indigenous land claims?

Schools should educate rather than indoctrinate

by Michael Zwaagstra

Urgent action against woke ideology is essential if we are to improve core academic skills

B.C. reduces emissions despite economic growth

by Denise Mullen

B.C. has made remarkable progress in energy efficiency and emissions reduction