Canadian Politics
Backbench MPs Break Ranks Over Carbon Levy Rebate Formula
A small group of government backbenchers is pushing for changes to how rebates are calculated in rural ridings.
Author: Ethan Jawadi
America
Veterans Groups Push Congress on Backlogged Benefit Claims
The claims backlog has grown for a second straight year despite new processing staff.
America
Veterans Groups Push Congress on Backlogged Benefit Claims
The claims backlog has grown for a second straight year despite new processing staff.
American Politics
Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Case on Regulatory Agency Authority
The case could reshape how much discretion federal agencies have to interpret their own statutory mandates.
American Politics
Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Case on Regulatory Agency Authority
The case could reshape how much discretion federal agencies have to interpret their own statutory mandates.
Investigations
The Accountability Gap Inside Public Procurement
A document-led examination of how narrow vendor pools, opaque scoring, and emergency-style contracting can distort public value.
Opinion
Opinion: The Left’s Long March Through the Institutions Is Finally Hitting a Wall
After decades of progressive capture of academia, media, and the administrative state, a counter-movement has finally matured enough to push back with force. The era of one-sided cultural dominance is ending.
Investigations
Behind the Procurement Freeze, a Paper Trail Officials Would Rather Keep Buried
A documented, plain-language briefing on what happened, why it matters, and what questions remain unanswered.
Thought Leadership
Canada Needs Clearer Debates, Not Louder Ones
The case for sharper public language, better evidence, and institutions willing to distinguish disagreement from disinformation.