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Rob Breakenridge: Alberta's 'leave' crowd would prefer that everyone else stay quiet
The separatists really don't like it when their fanciful claims are challenged.
3 hrs ago • Line Editor
Andrew Potter: You're going to miss your pre-AI self
By turning normal mental effort into something that feels like a defect, AI is a challenge to the very concept of who you are.
Jun 10 • Andrew Potter
On The Line: Beware angry Quebec voters, and, rogue AIs
(We admit there is some possible overlap)
Jun 9 • Line Editor
56:29
Ken Boessnkool: We have changed Canada before. We can do it again.
To hear Alberta separatists talk, one might think that the last 20 years of conservative activism had simply never happened in this country.
Jun 9 • Ken Boessenkool
Jen Gerson: Mark Carney is right to yell at his Liberal caucus
Once again, I find myself underwhelmed by their moral courage.
Jun 8 • Jen Gerson
Andrew MacDougall: Lessons from D-Day, 82 years later
Today's world has many problems. Isolation is not the answer
Jun 6 • Line Editor
The Line Podcast: Canadians secretly love Mark Carney BECAUSE he yells
On the Liberal caucus getting the chewing out they deserve. Another disappointment for Canadian Jews. And the latest from Alberta ... and Ricky Martin.
Jun 5
1:17:56
Ariella Kimmel: The crucial things that Mark Carney didn't say about antisemitism
The Prime Minister offered platitudes and comfort. It wasn't enough.
Jun 4 • Line Editor
Jen Gerson: Some advice for the rest of you on talking to Alberta
That includes you, Laurentian Elites.
Jun 3 • Jen Gerson
On The Line: What Canadian digital sovereignty?
Much of Canada’s online infrastructure and services are controlled by American companies, under American law.
Jun 2 • Line Editor
1:03:01
Peter Menzies: Canada's cultural protection attempts are having the opposite effect
The CRTC's latest ruling would make the domestic broadcast industry reliant on U.S. giants
Jun 2 • Line Editor
Jared Wesley & Ken Boessenkool: The "love" of federalism must grow both ways
Too often federalism is reduced to a crude ledger: dollars in, dollars out; grievances paid, grievances owing.
Jun 1 • Line Editor
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