Category: Eye on Canada

Only one Conservative candidate can save B.C.

by Michael Taube | May 5, 2026

Kerry-Lynne Findlay has the platform and the grit required to dismantle David Eby’s agenda

Separation threats have hit a dead end for Alberta

by Doug Firby | May 5, 2026
Schools are sacrificing our kids’ education for political activism

by Michael Zwaagstra | May 4, 2026
Carney’s manufactured majority is a constitutional betrayal

by Marco Navarro-Genie | May 1, 2026
We are still living with the political aftershocks of 1976

by Pat Murphy | May 1, 2026
We are still living with the political aftershocks of 1976

by Pat Murphy | May 1, 2026

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Federal recall is the only cure for Ottawa’s floor-crossing fever

by Jay Goldberg

In the real world, if you don’t do the job you were hired for, you get fired. Why should Ottawa be any different?

Genocide isn’t history. It is a modern threat

CNEWA marks 100 years of humanitarian aid. From the Armenian genocide to Ukraine, learn how they fight displacement and provide refugee support

Stop telling us inflation is cooling when our grocery bills are still rising

by Sylvain Charlebois

Food inflation is slowing, but high food prices remain a permanent reality. Data shows affordability hasn’t improved under the Carney government

Don’t be fooled by Carney’s “best-in-a-decade” affordability claims

by Marco Navarro-Genie

Lower mortgage rates won’t save you from a decade of Liberal government policy failures

Ontario cuts education colleges off at the knees

by Michael Zwaagstra

Cutting back ideology-driven courses will force a return to classroom skills students actually need

Without agriculture, modern life collapses

by Joseph Fournier

Farmers produce the food we depend on. Take that away, and the whole system starts to come apart

Middle East bloodshed shouldn’t line the pockets of oil executives

by Hadrian Mertins-Kirkwood

A windfall tax on oil industry war profiteering could be used to insulate Canadians from future energy price shocks

Our leaders lack the grit that made John Paul II a saint

While modern leaders hide behind hollow jargon and policy papers, John Paul II moved the needle through genuine humility and face-to-face respect

Canada is losing its grip on the U.S. market. And it only has itself to blame

by Sylvain Charlebois

We are quick to point fingers at Trump, but Carney’s lack of a clear, consistent strategy is mostly at fault

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