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  • October 18, 2023

    Let’s Take Remembrance Day Back

    For over a century, Remembrance Day has been a day to commemorate those who have died in the line of duty during wars and conflicts. While the specific customs and traditions may vary from place to place, the purpose of paying tribute to fallen soldiers remains the same.  The sexual habits of fallen soldiers have…

    Column Education and Training Marco Navarro-Génie
    Continue Reading →: Let’s Take Remembrance Day Back
  • October 6, 2023

    Toward the Alberta Advantage

    Late in 1978 and early 1979, the Peter Lougheed government embarked on a mission to lower the “small business” income tax in Alberta. This move accompanied Alberta’s withdrawal from a federal tax collection agreement, marking a significant milestone in what we now recognize as The Alberta Advantage. The historical context of Alberta’s departure from the federal…

    Column Marco Navarro-Génie Provincial Rights Public Finance and Fiscal Federalism
    Continue Reading →: Toward the Alberta Advantage
  • October 1, 2023

    Rehabilitating the Charter of Rights

    The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms needs to be rehabilitated.  The COVID-19 regime caused enormous damage to individual rights and their protections in Canada. But nothing is forever, and citizens and their governments can push for the Charter to be rehabilitated. That can be done by insisting that Charter rights are respected and enforced.…

    Column Marco Navarro-Génie Property and Civil Rights Provincial Rights
    Continue Reading →: Rehabilitating the Charter of Rights
  • September 30, 2023

    Canada-India Conflict Grows

    Canada-India tensions grew during the recent G20. But the bombshell Trudeau dropped yesterday in the House of Commons multiplied those tensions. The prime minister now alleges the government of India is involved in the June killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar in British Columbia. The words Trudeau read in the House are carved in ambivalence, claiming…

    Column Foreign Policy and Diplomacy Marco Navarro-Génie
    Continue Reading →: Canada-India Conflict Grows
  • September 27, 2023

    Prime Minister Trudeau Tries to Apologize

    Prime Minister Justin Trudeau finally emerged from the shadows today to address the regrettable incident on the floor of the House of Commons last Friday—a tribute to former SS soldier Yaroslav Hunka. Trudeau continues to lay the blame solely on Anthony Rota, the former Speaker of the House, avoiding any responsibility on his part, whether…

    Column Foreign Policy and Diplomacy Marco Navarro-Génie
    Continue Reading →: Prime Minister Trudeau Tries to Apologize
  • September 26, 2023

    Canada Deserves Better Government: A Former Nazi is invited to the House of Commons

    The Bible verse in Hebrews that inspired the motto for the Order of Canada has always resonated with me. In my Douay-Rheims Bible, it reads: “But now they desire a better, that is to say, a heavenly country. Therefore, G-d is not ashamed to be called their G-d: for he hath prepared for them a…

    Column Foreign Policy and Diplomacy Marco Navarro-Génie
    Continue Reading →: Canada Deserves Better Government: A Former Nazi is invited to the House of Commons
  • September 24, 2023

    Grocers as Scapegoats for Trudeau’s Failed Economic Policies

    Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s directive to force grocery stores to reset prices with the aim of stabilizing inflation appears to address Canada’s escalating food prices. While it may temporarily alleviate concerns and garner initial support, it falls short of addressing the root causes of inflation and could ultimately do more harm than good. Inflation became…

    Agri-food and Food Security Column Marco Navarro-Génie
    Continue Reading →: Grocers as Scapegoats for Trudeau’s Failed Economic Policies
  • September 19, 2023

    Personal Diplomacy Beyond Trudeau’s Skills: The Failed G20 Visit to India

    PM Justin Trudeau wasted a golden opportunity to work things out with India’s PM Narendra Modi at he G20

    Column Foreign Policy and Diplomacy Marco Navarro-Génie
    Continue Reading →: Personal Diplomacy Beyond Trudeau’s Skills: The Failed G20 Visit to India
  • September 4, 2023

    Contrived Sexual Identities Erode the Natural Standard in the Parent-Child Relationship

    The assertion that parents are inherently the primary educators of their children has stirred quite the debate, prompting a need to advocate for parental authority and natural truths. At the heart of this discussion lies the contemporary phenomenon of children adopting genders different from their biological sex. This trend, endorsed in progressive education circles, has…

    Column Marco Navarro-Génie Provincial Rights
    Continue Reading →: Contrived Sexual Identities Erode the Natural Standard in the Parent-Child Relationship
  • August 25, 2023

    Forest Fires and Empty Promises: Trudeau’s Climate Emergency

    It was two years ago this week, on August 18th, amidst a general election, that the Liberal Party of Canada made a slew of promises from Vancouver. The calculated move was significant due to the province’s ongoing forest fires at that time. The document, titled “Liberals move forward on training 1,000 new firefighters” still graces…

    Column Energy, Environment and Natural Resources Marco Navarro-Génie
    Continue Reading →: Forest Fires and Empty Promises: Trudeau’s Climate Emergency
  • August 9, 2023

    Unpacking a ban on plastic waste packaging

    Ottawa’s plan to eradicate plastic waste by 2030, led by Minister of the Environment Stephen Guilbeault, on its face seems to be a commendable ambition. However, we must tread carefully. An ill-considered approach driven by unchecked ideology might trade one set of challenges for another. As a result, it’s crucial to evaluate its health, economic…

    Column Energy, Environment and Natural Resources Marco Navarro-Génie
    Continue Reading →: Unpacking a ban on plastic waste packaging
  • July 28, 2023

    Justin Trudeau is the Donald Trump of Canada’s Left

    Trudeau’s form of populism has been so deftly executed, media and his followers seem blissfully unaware of his striking similarities to Trump, and how closely the disposition of Trudeau’s followers mirror Trump’s own followers.

    Column Marco Navarro-Génie
    Continue Reading →: Justin Trudeau is the Donald Trump of Canada’s Left
  • July 6, 2023

    Woke inclusion opens gates to exclusion and division

    Canada’s federal government has cheerfully proclaimed June to September to be Pride Season. Beyond the commonplace vulgarity in pride parades, one reasonably perceives a push to include new identities. And generous Canadians are inclusive. But a push for inclusion is a push for power, and that makes inclusion a complex political beast. For starters, unless every person…

    Column Marco Navarro-Génie Property and Civil Rights
    Continue Reading →: Woke inclusion opens gates to exclusion and division
  • June 1, 2023

    A smaller caucus presents Smith some advantages

    Despite reports and comments about the Alberta election results, Smith’s victory with a smaller caucus offers many advantages

    Marco Navarro-Génie Provincial Rights
    Continue Reading →: A smaller caucus presents Smith some advantages
  • May 22, 2023

    BUY our NEW BOOK! Canada’s COVID: The Story of a Pandemic Moral Panic

    Our new book Canada’s COVID: The Story of a Pandemic Moral Panic is now on sale in electronic form at AMAZON.ca. Print copies may also be purchased on Amazon or through the Haultain Institute (see HERE). This book deals with the political and social dimensions of the policy reaction to COVID-19.  Nearly four years later,…

    Barry Cooper Book Health and Social Policy Marco Navarro-Génie
    Continue Reading →: BUY our NEW BOOK! Canada’s COVID: The Story of a Pandemic Moral Panic
  • April 24, 2023

    Ottawa has its national security priorities backward

    Canadians know very little of these exploited security weaknesses because the government regularly invokes national security to obstruct Parliament from asking questions and to cover up its mismanagement in security affairs.

    Column Marco Navarro-Génie
    Continue Reading →: Ottawa has its national security priorities backward
  • March 12, 2023

    The muddling gambit of a special rapporteur

    It is not that there is a flaw in Trudeau’s proposal. It’s deliberate. In keeping with natural justice, one ought not  be judge in one’s own cause, and one ought not choose a special individual, much less create a new position outside of the existing investigating officers in law enforcement, to investigate one’s misdeeds. It…

    Column Marco Navarro-Génie Property and Civil Rights
    Continue Reading →: The muddling gambit of a special rapporteur
  • March 4, 2023

    The Story of a Pandemic Moral Panic

    Excerpt from Chapter 7, “The Democratic Politics of Fear,” in the newly expanded  book: Canada’s COVID: The Story of a Pandemic Moral Panic (February 2023) by Barry Cooper and Marco Navarro-Génie. Published in The Epoch Times. We consider the evidence for, and consequences of, government-induced fear leading to lack of trust. The outcome was not…

    Barry Cooper Column Health and Social Policy Marco Navarro-Génie
    Continue Reading →: The Story of a Pandemic Moral Panic
  • January 24, 2023

    A “Just Transition” for the CBC

    The influence of traditional print and broadcast news media has dropped dramatically. Even with handsome government handouts, many of them are barely alive today. In the market transition that is taking place, out of the slump of the old media a few new ones, such as Rebel News, The Epoch Times, and the Western Standard,…

    Column Economy and Economic Development Marco Navarro-Génie
    Continue Reading →: A “Just Transition” for the CBC
  • January 16, 2023

    No justice for West in “Just Transition”

    The “Just Transition” legislation that Justin Trudeau and Jagmeet Singh want to introduce represents terrible news for hydrocarbon energy producers and workers in Alberta and Saskatchewan. The “People-Centered Just Transition” federal proposal sends up red flags from the title onward. It bears the hallmark pretense of caring about people. But governments prioritise systems instead of…

    Column Energy, Environment and Natural Resources Marco Navarro-Génie
    Continue Reading →: No justice for West in “Just Transition”
  • November 30, 2022

    Great COVID gaslight is under way

    The Great COVID Gaslighting is underway. I will leave it to historians to determine when and who precisely launched it, but it is certainly here. Gaslighting is a form of manipulation. In one of its manifestations, it is a crude attempt at altering reality to conceal one’s misdeeds. Its tool is the lie. The gas…

    Column Health and Social Policy Marco Navarro-Génie
    Continue Reading →: Great COVID gaslight is under way
  • October 28, 2022

    Notley is still in denial over mandatory vaccination

    Following a question at her first press conference as premier, Danielle Smith expressed sympathies for unvaccinated Canadians who were persecuted by the COVID-19 regime. Smith mentioned that these Canadians “have been the most discriminated against group that I have witnessed in my lifetime.” It was an “extraordinary period,” whose prejudicial practices she found “unacceptable.” Smith’s…

    Column Health and Social Policy Marco Navarro-Génie
    Continue Reading →: Notley is still in denial over mandatory vaccination
  • October 5, 2022

    Crisis politics are stormy politics: An evaluation of the Kenney Years

    In a crisis, compromise can become vice because it can quickly turn into indecision when people expect resolve. Crisis demands decisiveness, not zigzagging or reversals.

    Column Health and Social Policy Marco Navarro-Génie
    Continue Reading →: Crisis politics are stormy politics: An evaluation of the Kenney Years
  • September 24, 2022

    Shandro gun announcement shows how Sovereignty works

    In mid September (2022), Premier Jason Kenney openly disagreed with UCP leadership hopeful Danielle Smith over Smith’s proposed Alberta Sovereignty Act (ASA). Kenney said the legislation would be destabilising, unconstitutional and a disaster for Alberta. Kenney’s former principal secretary levelled similar accusations, which Kenney happily quoted: it should be called “the Alberta suicide act.” Kenney…

    Column Marco Navarro-Génie Property and Civil Rights Public Finance and Fiscal Federalism
    Continue Reading →: Shandro gun announcement shows how Sovereignty works
  • September 22, 2022

    London visit, a study in disrespect

    Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had one job to do. On behalf of Canada, he had to go to London to pay respects to the late Queen Elizabeth and to offer condolences to King Charles and the royal family. For the occasion, the prime minister travelled with a sizeable delegation that included Governor General Mary Simon,…

    Column Marco Navarro-Génie
    Continue Reading →: London visit, a study in disrespect
  • April 19, 2022

    Betting on WTI is a Short-term Strings Attached Solution

    The Alberta government stopped collecting the fuel tax at the beginning of April in an effort to provide “real relief” to Albertans impacted by rising fuel and inflationary costs. The tax cut saves motorists up to $0.13/L on gasoline and diesel but reduces the provincial revenues by approximately $1.3B (nearly 3% of provincial revenues).  For…

    Column Economy and Economic Development Gerard A. Lucyshyn
    Continue Reading →: Betting on WTI is a Short-term Strings Attached Solution
  • April 10, 2022

    How Long Will Investor Confidence Last?

    The International Transactions in Securities monthly report covers transactions in stocks, bonds, and money market securities between non-residents and residents of Canada. The report covers both Canadian and foreign issues in equity and investment fund shares and debt securities. Equity and investment fund shares include common and preferred shares and shares of investment funds. Debt…

    Column Economy and Economic Development Gerard A. Lucyshyn
    Continue Reading →: How Long Will Investor Confidence Last?
  • April 7, 2022

    How Did COVID-19 Impact the Canadian Manufacturing Sector?

    Consumers usually realize fairly quickly just how important the manufacturing sector is when they stare at empty shelves while shopping. In some cases being confronted with an empty shelf can lead to hysteria and panic leading to irrational behaviour. Generally, most consumers, pre-pandemic, never really had much cause to be concerned about how the Canadian…

    Column Economy and Economic Development Gerard A. Lucyshyn
    Continue Reading →: How Did COVID-19 Impact the Canadian Manufacturing Sector?
  • April 4, 2022

    Mayor Gondek is author of her own unpopularity

    Recent ThinkHQ opinion polling shows Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek to be very unpopular.  It is unusual to see such unpopularity so early for a new Calgary mayor, observers say. Why is she so unpopular? Gondek’s unpopularity is not alone the result of troubled times and voter crankiness, as the mayor tried to explain–which is not…

    Column Marco Navarro-Génie Municipalities and Public Lands
    Continue Reading →: Mayor Gondek is author of her own unpopularity
  • February 8, 2022

    Trudeau underestimates the Truckers’ Convoy and its significance

    the Trudeau government kicked a hornet’s nest when the prime minister began a trend of insults against those resisting his vaccine policies during the last election campaign.  Trudeau mistook his return to a minority government as an unconditional endorsement to abuse vaccine skeptics.

    Marco Navarro-Génie Property and Civil Rights
    Continue Reading →: Trudeau underestimates the Truckers’ Convoy and its significance
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