Category: Eye on Canada

Eye on Canada

Want my vote? Tell me what you stand for

by Gerry Bowler | Nov 13, 2026

Low voter turnout isn’t just about public apathy. Municipal candidates must give voters clear reasons to support them

Carney goes over budget and taxpayers pay the price

by Marco Terrazzano and Gage Haubrich | Nov 12, 2026
Ottawa’s multi-billion food strategy comes with an asterisk

by Sylvain Charlebois | Nov 12, 2026
Indian Act reform must give First Nations full land ownership

by Joseph Quesnel | Nov 12, 2026
Remembrance Day demands more than gratitude

by David Redman | Nov 11, 2026
Canada’s health care system is making us sicker

by Susan Martinuk | Nov 10, 2026

Patient care in Saskatchewan takes a back seat to union turf

by Lee Harding

CUPE is resisting changes designed to get health workers where patients need them most

Falling oil prices could undermine Ottawa’s 2026 budget

by Rashid Husain Syed

Ottawa has committed billions to new spending without showing whether its finances could withstand a prolonged collapse in oil prices

Ottawa must stop Alberta’s two-tier health care

by Andrew Longhurst

Bill 11 threatens to make access to necessary medical treatment depend on patients’ ability to pay

Defending your home shouldn’t turn you into a criminal

by Joseph Quesnel

The law should protect Canadians who defend their families, not leave them facing prosecution

Defending your home shouldn’t turn you into a criminal

by Joseph Quesnel

The law should protect Canadians who defend their families, not leave them facing prosecution

Canadians are leery of AI data centres. They should be

by Simon Enoch

Canada is repeating America’s mistakes and leaving communities to pay the price for an unregulated AI data centre boom

Canadians are leery of AI data centres. They should be

by Simon Enoch

Canada is repeating America’s mistakes and leaving communities to pay the price for an unregulated AI data centre boom

Canadians are leery of AI data centres. They should be

by Simon Enoch

Canada is repeating America’s mistakes and leaving communities to pay the price for an unregulated AI data centre boom

Ottawa has its investment priorities backwards

by Harry Margulies

Canadians bought $133.8 billion in foreign securities last year. Maybe Ottawa should give them a reason to invest at home before chasing foreign money

Wab Kinew wants the Indian Act gone. Here’s how Ottawa can do it

by Marco Navarro-Genie

The challenge isn’t just abolishing the Indian Act. It’s replacing its protections without leaving First Nations exposed.

Canada must stop living beyond its means

by Roslyn Kunin

Government debt is eating up tax dollars that could pay for better services and a stronger economy

B.C.’s new Conservative government faces a difficult fiscal reality

by Marc Lee

They face a difficult balancing act between cutting taxes, protecting public services and reducing the provincial deficit