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Geoff Russ: Yes, Montreal is the great Canadian city
A place that could very well leave Confederation has moved Canada’s history and map like no other.
Aug 21 • Without Diminishment Editor and Geoff Russ
Michael J. Ruttan-Stokes: Tradition, heritage, and the interpreters of Old Canada
The fate of 20th-century Canadian art was decided not in green fields and studios but in boardrooms and at committee tables.
Aug 20 • Without Diminishment Editor and Michael J. Ruttan-Stokes
Michael Bonner: Liberalism cannot justify its own assumptions
Appealing solely to liberal principles fails because such appeals are inherently circular.
Aug 18 • Without Diminishment Editor and Michael Bonner
Jonathan Barazzutti: Crushing the campus consensus
Progressives have run roughshod over higher learning for too long, and only conservatives can check them.
Aug 17 • Without Diminishment Editor and Jonathan Barazzutti
Caroline Elliott: The secret NDP plan to give away British Columbia's public land
The NDP's backroom deals haven't just chilled investment and thrown property rights into turmoil, they now risk destroying the beauty of the provincial…
Aug 14 • Without Diminishment Editor, Caroline Elliott, and Alexander Brown
Geoff Russ: Out of the smoke, among ghosts
A summer account of rusting trucks, frontier cemeteries, and Red Ensigns in the old towns of southeast British Columbia.
Aug 13 • Without Diminishment Editor and Geoff Russ
Sam Dagres: Why do we send our kids to jail?
Market worship means that women must work, and if kids get in the way of that, they must be sent to the slammer — or as we call it, daycare.
Aug 12 • Without Diminishment Editor and Sam Dagres
Étienne-Alexandre Beauregard: La guerre culturelle qui fracture la génération Z
Plus de la moitié des élèves des écoles publiques de Montréal sont des immigrants de première ou de deuxième génération, et nombre d'entre eux rejettent…
Aug 11 • Without Diminishment Editor and Étienne-A. Beauregard
Étienne-Alexandre Beauregard: The culture wars tearing Gen Z apart
More than half of Montreal’s public school students are first- or second-generation immigrants, and many are bitterly rejecting Quebec identity.
Aug 11 • Without Diminishment Editor and Étienne-A. Beauregard
Howard Anglin: Cry, the beloved Dominion
Can any country buck the global trends of cultural disintegration and deracination?
Aug 10 • Without Diminishment Editor and Howard Anglin
John Bonnett: The adaptations of Harold Innis
The second of a two-part feature.
Aug 7 • Without Diminishment Editor and John Bonnett
Kevin Paquette: Le courage de ne pas intervenir
Une société mature n'exige pas une réponse gouvernementale à chaque risque et à chaque source d'indignation.
Aug 6 • Without Diminishment Editor and Kevin Paquette
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