On 2 April 2025, Stuart Muir of Resource Works was kind enough to invite me on his podacst, Power Struggle. We chatted for the better part of an hour about…
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On 31 March 2025, eve of Donald Trump’s so-called Liberation Day tariff announcements, I was honoured to be asked by the Hub to write a piece on my advice to…
On 13 March 2025 I joined Stuart Thomson, National Post Bureau Chief in Ottawa, on his occasional video series, this time to discuss the lamentable antics of many of Canada’s…
On 5 March, 2025 I published an op-ed in the National Post saying that the election of Donald Trump had changed everything about the looming federal election. Pierre Poilievre needs…
On 7 January 2025 former federal minister Tony Clement had me on his News Forum talk show to do a retrospective on 2024 and a look ahead for 2025.
On 7 November 2024 I was pleased to participate in a panel at the esteemed Philadelphia Society’s main annual meeting in McLean, Virginia. Drawing on my last book, Gardeners vs…
I have a bit of a bee in my bonnet these days about China, as any sensible person should. Everyone seems fixated on Donald Trump bullying Canada (and that is…
At first blush you might think that the minimum wage and carbon taxes have nothing to do with one another. You’d be quite wrong however. That’s because the logic of…
In what turned out, alas, to be my last regular column for the Globe’s ROB, I point out that unemployment statistics hide more than they reveal. What tell us a…
Being landlocked is a bad place to be generally speaking on the international stage. Coastal states are guaranteed freedom of the seas, but landlocked states may not be able to…