Category: Eye on Canada

Alberta’s oil bankrolls Canada’s public services

by Perry Kinkaide and Bill Jones | May 12, 2025

It’s time Canadians admitted Alberta’s oilpatch pays the bills

Canada’s oil sector is built to last, unlike its U.S. counterpart

by Rashid Husain Syed | May 12, 2025
Respect is making a comeback in Quebec schools

by Michael Zwaagstra | May 11, 2025
Canada is an energy superpower. So why are we acting like a sidekick?

by Bill Whitelaw | May 11, 2025
Canada isn’t broken. It’s worth fighting for

by Doug Firby | May 11, 2025
Rogers and the CRTC are sidelining Canadian soccer

by Peter Menzies | May 11, 2025

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Singh loses the election but keeps his integrity

by Gerry Chidiac

While others played politics, Jagmeet Singh chose principle. And paid the price

CBC helped drive the Kamloops narrative, and still won’t come clean

by Marco Navarro-Genie

Why is the CBC still refusing to admit it got Kamloops wrong?

Canadians are ditching U.S. food brands. And it’s working, at least for now

by Sylvain Charlebois

A quiet consumer revolt is rewriting the grocery playbook

Ottawa foresees a future of despair for Canadians. And shrugs

A government report envisions Canadians needing to forage for food by 2040

Canada’s energy wealth is bleeding south

by Marco Navarro-Genie

Without infrastructure, Canada is losing billions while the U.S. cashes in on our oil and gas

Carney’s energy superpower rhetoric falls flat without policy certainty

by Bill Whitelaw

Canada needs energy policy clarity, not more empty rhetoric

Manitoba is right to defend percentage grades

by Michael Zwaagstra

Would you trust a doctor who got an “emerging” on their exams?

Canada is missing out on the global milk boom

by Sylvain Charlebois

Carney has a chance to fix Canada’s broken dairy system, but will he?

Saudi oil pivot could shake global markets and hit Alberta hard

by Rashid Husain Syed

Riyadh is walking away from its role as oil market stabilizer and that spells trouble for Alberta