Author name: Miles Keaton

Rethinking Canada’s Safe Third Country Agreement with the U.S. For decades, the Safe Third Country Agreement (STCA) has been a cornerstone of Canada’s border policy with the United States. Established in 2004, its premise is straightforward: asylum seekers must request protection in the first safe country they arrive in, meaning those attempting to cross from […]

How Fixed Election Dates in Canada Are Failing Voters A decade and a half ago, the move to fixed election dates was heralded as a triumph for democracy in Canada. The idea was simple and compelling: take the power to call a snap election away from the governing party and give it to the calendar.

Canada’s New Bill Targets Religious Beliefs, Not Extremism A new legislative proposal in Canada is sparking a fierce national debate, raising profound questions about the balance between security, freedom, and the role of government. Critics argue that while framed as a tool to combat extremism, the bill’s mechanisms may inadvertently—or intentionally—target the peaceful religious beliefs

How Quebec’s Political Leaders Are Deepening Social Divisions In the heart of Canadian confederation, a quiet but profound fracture is widening. Quebec, a province celebrated for its vibrant culture and distinct identity, finds itself at a crossroads not defined by geography, but by social cohesion. Increasingly, the discourse emanating from its political class is not

Canada’s 5-Point Blueprint to Confront and Reduce Hate Crimes In a nation celebrated for its diversity and multicultural fabric, the rising tide of hate-motivated incidents presents a profound challenge. Communities across Canada are feeling the sting of targeted prejudice, from vandalized places of worship to violent assaults fueled by bigotry. Addressing this requires more than

Decoding Trump’s MAGA National Security Strategy and Global Impact The return of Donald Trump to the political forefront has sent ripples through capitals worldwide, prompting a urgent re-examination of what a second “America First” term would mean for global stability. His proposed MAGA national security strategy represents not merely a shift in tactics, but a