The Toronto Mayoral Race: Where the Frontrunners Stand on the City's Biggest Issues
Posted on 05 October 2026TORONTO — As Toronto prepares for the municipal election on October 26, 2026, the race for the mayor' ...
Toronto mayoral candidates fail Torontonians
Posted on 03 October 2026The forced amalgamation of Metropolitan Toronto in 1998 remains a critical focal point for critics who argue that the creation of the "megacity" fundamentally damaged the local governance of Canada’s largest urban centre. Critics of the consolidation contend that merging the former municipalities of Toronto, North York, Etobicoke, Scarborough, York, and East York replaced distinct, responsive lo ...
NORAD is the very source of Donald Trump’s 51st State Threats
Posted on 28 September 2026For decades, Canadians have viewed the
To avoid being reduced to an economic vass ...
Why Canada needs to develop the Superpower capacity to defeat a U.S. military attack
Posted on 27 September 2026
Why Azimuddin Hussain should replace Anne Paquette as Quebec Superior Court Justice
Posted on 23 September 2026MONTREAL -- At a recent public event, Chief Justice Marie-Anne Paquette openly lamented the systemic denial of access to justice for self-represented litigants in Quebec. To anyone familiar with the internal operations of her court, the moment carried a profound sense of irony. It mirrored a restaurant manager standing in the middle of a dirty, neglected dining room, loudly criticizing the filt ...
The Silent Annexation: Why Greenland must turn to Canada to save its sovereignty
Posted on 19 September 2026
I. The Illusion of the Danish ShieldFor generations, the political architecture of the North Atlantic has rested on a comfortable, if increasingly hollow, premise: that the Kingdom of Denmark would serve as an immutable shield for Greenland’s sovereignty. In Nuuk, successive coalition governments have calibrated their slow, deliberate marches toward ultimate independence under the ass ...
Denmark surrenders to Trump, denies Greenland's right to self-determination
Posted on 19 September 2026NUUK -- The official joint statements issued by Copenhagen, Nuuk, and Washington regarding the new tri-lateral defence agreement are masterpieces of diplomatic public relations. They are filled with reassuring keywords: partnership, mutual respect, and
OTTAWA -- Canada stands at a critical geopolitical crossroads, but in its rush to diversify away from its traditional dependencies, Ottawa risks repeating the fundamental mistakes of its past. For decades, Canada’s foreign and economic policies have been comfortably anchored to its southern neighbour, the United States. However, growing political volatility in Washington, escalating tariff wars, ...
European Union: Canada should not ditch one colonial master to find another
Posted on 17 September 2026
Harper to close Carney’s Canada Investment Summit in bipartisan $1 Trillion capital push
Posted on 14 September 2026In a rare demonstration of cross-partisan cooperation, former Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper is slated to deliver the closing address at Liberal Prime Minister Mark Carney’s inaugural Canada Investment Summit in Toronto. The high-stakes event, taking place from September 14 to 15, 2026, aims to gather global financial titans and domestic leaders to secure a staggering $1 trillion in ...
Ottawa’s Judge Sylvia Corthorn shows the need for TV cameras in Canada's courtrooms
Posted on 05 September 2026OTTAWA - Canada’s justice system operates under a foundational legal pillar known as the "open court principle." Formulated over centuries of common-law tradition and reaffirmed by the Supreme Court of Canada, this principle dictates that justice must not only be done, but must be seen to be done. In theory, any member of the public can walk off the street, pass through security, sit in a ...
