Andrea Mrozek observes four major themes emerging from the 1 Million March for Children and the counter-protest in Ottawa.

Reports of thrown out books at school libraries are an example of "blunt" bureaucratic responses to government orders, argues Brian Dijkema.

"Both the Left and the Right are acting like barbarians and pushing a vision of education that is destroying our shared past," writes Brian Dijkema in The Hub.

Yes, prayer does belong in public spaces, writes Brian Dijkema, even if it shocks some sensitivities about public religion.

Survey data does not show overwhelming and unambiguous support for Canada's $10-a-day daycare system.

In the absence of payday loan alternatives for people short on cash and credit, new regulations should first seek to do no harm, Brian Dijkema and Johanna Lewis argue in the Globe and Mail.

Families have education options beyond their neighbourhood schools. What policies can enhance and improve access to those options?

Toronto could make a real dent in its $46.5 billion shortfall if it allowed all qualified bidders to compete for construction contracts, Renze Nauta tells Newstalk 1010.

Before increasing taxes or cutting services, Toronto should make a simple reform that could save hundreds of millions of dollars a year: open tendering.