Author name: Miles Keaton

# Coal Mining Myths vs Facts: Why Industry Claims Fall Short The battle over coal mining’s future is intensifying, and the truth is finally cutting through decades of industry talking points. A groundbreaking opinion piece has systematically dismantled the coal sector’s most cherished claims, revealing a stark disconnect between what the industry promotes and what […]

The $1 Trillion Cost of Trudeau’s Economic Policies in Canada For nearly a decade, the economic direction of Canada has been steered by the policies of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. While framed around themes of growth for the middle class, investment in social programs, and a green transition, a growing chorus of economists and analysts

Honoring Uncommon Valor: The Push to Recognize Canada’s Afghan War Heroes For over a decade, Canada’s men and women in uniform served with distinction in the grueling conflict in Afghanistan. Their courage under fire is the stuff of legend within military circles, yet a growing movement argues that the nation’s highest honor for battlefield bravery

How Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives Are Advising the UK Tories In a striking transatlantic political twist, Britain’s embattled Conservative Party, facing a potential historic defeat in the upcoming general election, is reportedly seeking a lifeline from an unlikely source: Pierre Poilievre and Canada’s Conservative Party. As the UK Tories languish in the polls, a quiet dialogue

The Truth Behind Canada’s Costly High-Speed Rail Ambitions For decades, the vision of a high-speed rail (HSR) network zipping between Canada’s major cities has captured the public imagination. Promises of slashing travel times, boosting economic productivity, and providing a green alternative to air travel have made it a perennial talking point for politicians, particularly within

Canada’s Critical Energy Security Gap: A Looming National Crisis For decades, Canada has proudly worn the mantle of an energy superpower. With the world’s third-largest proven oil reserves and an abundance of natural gas, hydroelectricity, and uranium, the nation’s energy wealth is undeniable. Yet, a profound and dangerous paradox lies at the heart of this

Canadian Views on Israel: Critical Yet Supportive of Fundamental Rights A new national survey from Leger, conducted in April 2026, provides a nuanced and timely snapshot of Canadian public opinion on Israel. The findings reveal a complex landscape where Canadians express significant criticism of Israeli government policies while simultaneously affirming a bedrock belief in the

Canadians: Share Your Experience with Blinding Headlight Glare If you’ve driven at night in recent years, you’ve likely experienced it: the sudden, searing flash of oncoming headlights that leaves you momentarily blinded, squinting to see the road ahead. This isn’t just a minor annoyance; for many, it’s a genuine safety hazard. Now, the federal government

Zijin Mining Secures Canadian Approval for Allied Gold Acquisition: A Strategic Milestone In a significant move for the global mining sector, Chinese mining giant Zijin Mining Group has successfully navigated Canada’s stringent national security review process, clearing the final major hurdle for its acquisition of Allied Gold Corp. This approval marks a pivotal moment, not

Air Canada’s Language Policy Ignites National Debate and Customer Fury In a nation where language is inextricably tied to identity, few corporate missteps can ignite a firestorm as quickly as one involving French and English. Air Canada, the country’s flag carrier, recently found itself at the epicenter of a cultural and political maelstrom not over