Tag: Columnists
Dyer: Most peaceful time in world history ending
The erosion of the post-war international rules is real and alarming, but so far, enough people still remember why we made them
Baranyai: Supreme Court to hear challenge of Quebec Bill 21
The decision has sparked speculation about a looming constitutional crisis.
Pearson: Trump threatens partnership fostered by Carter
Nothing about Carter’s actions are similar to Trump’s predatory designs for Canada.
Dyer: Netanyahu’s political life still short, despite Trump
The war spared Netanyahu from an inquiry into his failure to prevent the Hamas attack in October 2023, and it stalled his corruption trial.
Baranyai: Trump’s crypto cash grab allows foreign influence
Personalized cryptocurrencies are an explicit cash grab, flawed in both concept and duty of care.
Cornies: Optimism, persistence required for city to reach goals
London is at an inflection point
Dyer: Climate change truth worth telling no matter how sobering
Scientists and politicians are trying to reassure us it is still worth trying to hold down warming
Tallman: Help your faith thrive in 2025
Nothing can separate you from the love of God
Pearson: Resilience best way forward for Canada
Let’s get on with the business of family and community life.
Baranyai: Too many adding fuel to fires of mistrust
You’re either part of the solution, or you’re part of the problem, it’s often said.