John Ibbitson

The accelerating collapse of birth rates in the developing world is nothing less than astonishing

By slapping an additional tariff on Chinese EVs entering Canada, the federal government shows staying onside with the Americans is a greater priority

The Conservative Leader outlined once again his plan to scrap much of what the Liberal government has enacted over the past nine years in a recent interview

Stephen Maher and Paul Wells dive into the legacy of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

Once a foundation of multicultural Canada, support for immigration among Canadians is eroding

Frustration over housing affordability, interest rates, inflation and declining wages have powered a massive swing toward the Conservatives among younger Canadians

The Prime Minister must ask himself honestly whether remaining as leader best ensures the party’s health

The Prime Minister now has exactly the ammunition he needs to paint the Conservative leader as a MAGA Trump acolyte

While shortages of doctors and nurses get most of the attention, PSWs are in desperate need of better pay, training and full-time employment

Facing a demographic crisis and its inevitable economic fallout, a changing China could affect world peace