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Alberta Has Voted. What Happens Now?
Alberta has voted. What happens next? The results are in, but what do they mean for Alberta—and for the rest of Canada?

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Politics is ruining the Nobel Peace Prize
The Nobel Peace Prize has strayed from Alfred Nobel’s purpose, rewarding humanitarian causes and political favourites instead of peacemaking. The author urges recognition of concrete diplomatic achievements, including the Abraham Accords, that reduce international conflict.

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Taxpayers should not have to bankroll Canada’s pipelines
Canada needs pipelines, but taxpayers should not finance them. Chris Bloomer argues that governments must reduce political and regulatory uncertainty, establish predictable rules, and attract private investment rather than assume escalating costs and risks through ownership.

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Are Race-Based Policies Dividing Canadians?
Are Canadians equal under the law—or does race determine the rules? John Carpay, President of the Justice Centre, joins David Leis to challenge race-based policies in Canada, from sentencing, access to government funding, and Indigenous policy.

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Alberta’s separation referendum raises serious national security risks
Alberta’s independence debate may attract foreign interests. Senior Fellow Scott McGregor urges transparent financing, disclosure of foreign relationships and protection of voter data, while distinguishing legitimate international engagement from covert interference and respecting democratic advocacy and choice.

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