Jean-Christophe Jasmin comments on a freedom of expression case in Quebec after a government minister cancels a venue booking.

David Smith and Lois Benham-Smith write about the need to raise up a new generation of Canadian business leaders.

Cardus research into the impact of restrictive labour practices on construction costs was cited in this column.

Ray Pennings suggests the current debate about which party is the most patriotic exposes a conceptual confusion between patriotism, solidarity, and sovereignty.

Renze Nauta writes about the federal government's decision to reduce the proportion of privately sponsored refugees despite their higher success rate.

Cardus research into the added costs of restrictive labour policies was cited in this piece on the updated cost estimates for Toronto's Ontario Line.

Étienne-Alexandre Beauregard writes about Quebec's nearly 30-year daycare experiment, which has yet to meet its initial goals.

Andrea Mrozek and Étienne-Alexandre Beauregard discuss the state of Tocquevillian civil society in Canada and the perils of circular lobbying.

Brian Dijkema discusses a new CAF directive restricting prayer at public ceremonies, and what this means for state neutrality and the role of faith in our military.