Editor’s Note
The first fishermen to employ nets were soon followed by others, and likewise the first farmers to fertilize their fields. Humans are by nature copycats, driven by self-interest to emulate …
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Civil Warrior
Vancouver lawyer Joseph Arvay is the best interpreter of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. No one, perhaps, has had more influence on contemporary Canadian life and values
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The Harper Doctrine: Once a Criminal, Always a Criminal
Liberal and Conservatives have agreed that our criminal justice system should rehabilitate offenders—until now
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What Would Tommy Douglas Think?
New Democrats today promise to make your life better without subscribing to anything as old-fashioned as a system of beliefs. Inside the ranks of the party unfaithful
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The Biggest Losers
A long-time Liberal strategist explains the defeat of the once-mighty Grits
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Subject to Change
A wannabe Canadian explains why we ought to curb our devotion to Her Majesty
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All for Uno
Union formation in Colombia
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Auditing the Auditor General
After almost ten years on the job, Sheila Fraser is preparing to step down. Her tenure was not without its controversy, but no one in Ottawa any longer questions her toughness
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Immature Design
Canadian foreign policy has become a mishmash of conflicting priorities and half-baked initiatives. Can it be fixed?
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Revenge of the Small
After a lifetime of two-party rule in Ottawa, the little guys are finally winning
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