Category: Eye on Canada

Eye on Canada

by Riley Donovan | Oct 14, 2026

Too many immigrants coming from too few countries is helping large ethnic enclaves take root

Port of Churchill is the Prairies’ only answer to direct tidewater access

Wait times rise as Ontario pours billions into private care

The U.S. share of our food imports has risen despite the boycott

A decade of Liberal policies had already damaged Canada’s economy long before Trump imposed his tariffs

Eby should take on Ottawa over supply management if he really wants lower the cost of food

Expanding MAiD to people with mental illness risked making death seem like their only option when care and support are hard to access

Fifty-one per cent of us have changed our snack choices after seeing labels flagging high sodium, sugar or fat

Too many ministers leave Canadians wondering who’s in charge

Crown land belongs to every Manitoban. Treaty hunting rights do not include the right to exclude

Many other jurisdictions showed more restraint. Parliament must learn from their experience before expanding MAiD to mental illness

Public schools should promote independent thought, not require ideological conformity

Carney gave an implausible U.S. invasion scenario oxygen and the New York Times ran with it