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Mackenzie King & the Charming Mr. Hitler

Mackenzie King & the Charming Mr. Hitler

Mackenzie King believed Adolf Hitler “truly loves his fellow men.” And yet in policy, the Prime Minister was a supreme realist — writes Patrice Dutil 

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Macdonald & the Pacific Slander

Macdonald & the Pacific Slander

In the so-called "Pacific Scandal" the Conservatives fell from power over $350,000 in donations from Canadian railroad barons. The Liberals took $1 million from an American railway company but there was no scandal. 

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Canadian Conservatism & the State

Canadian Conservatism & the State

By Graeme Garrard  For many today “the state” means above all the “Deep State,” an unaccountable cabal of entrenched and shadowy figures who secretly control the government. It is no coincidence that this phrase originates in the United States, whose founding act was a violent revolution against the British imperial state. It has long been a characteristic of the American right in particular to see the state as the principal enemy of freedom and the market as the natural sphere of liberty, even if things have never been that simple in practice, including for Republican governments. Conservatism in Canada has...

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Woke Indigeneity Grips Alberta's Law Society

Woke Indigeneity Grips Alberta's Law Society

Authoritarian “wokeness” has captured numerous Canadian institutions. We are now seeing its infiltration into professions, writes Glenn Blackett.

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Fortunate Son — 'Ghosts of War' Reviewed

Fortunate Son — 'Ghosts of War' Reviewed

Robert Reguly had two of the greatest scoops in Canada’s newspaper history.

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