
US v them: Trump’s tariffs and his economic vision of dominance
US President Donald Trumps April 2 announcement of sweeping new tariffs against numerous countries isnt just driven by (already questionable) economic reasoning. It reflects the deeply adversarial worldview embraced by the...

AI is making elections weird: Lessons from a simulated war-game exercise
On March 8, the Conservative campaign team released a video of Pierre Poilievre on social media that drew unusual questions from some viewers. To many, Poilievres French sounded a little too smooth, and his complexion...

Why tax literacy should be a national priority in Canada
The last time Canadas political parties campaigned during a tax season was more than a decade ago. This year, taxes are a hot topic, and for good reason. Shortly after the federal election was called, the political parties...

Canadians need to use the language of freedom in fighting American annexation
Canadians looking for relief from the trade war launched by United States President Donald Trump are bound to be disappointed. The Trump administration has just announced its more than doubling Canadian softwood lumber...

As Canada is threatened, it’s urgent to revisit Indigenous sovereignty and nationhood
Early in his second term as president of the United States, Donald Trump began making explicit threats about Canada becoming the 51st American state. In the midst of his absurd and at times disrespectful rhetoric thats...

In the UK, more than 10% of the population is estimated to have some stage of chronic kidney disease and more than 600,000 people develop some form of acute kidney injury when the kidneys suddenly stop working properly...

The Great Gatsby at 100: this great American novel is a universal meditation on time and change
One hundred years after its publication, F. Scott Fitzgeralds third novel, The Great Gatsby the story of nouveau riche Jay Gatsbys obsessive quest to win back his lost love, Daisy Buchanan is best remembered for its...