Speaking in front of an audience of Canadian students yesterday morning, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy recalled his time visiting Toronto back in 2019, when the Toronto Raptors won the NBA …
Conservatives may be coming around to the view of the Dead Kennedys, the left-wing punk rockers who sang that “the law don’t mean s–t if you’ve got the right friends, …
For all the showmanship presented by the Jan. 6 Committee for the supposed sake of saving American democracy, voters trust Republicans more than Democrats to preserve the bedrock function of …
This episode of Hub Dialogues features host Sean Speer in conversation with University of North Florida political scientist Nicholas Seabrook about his fascinating new book, One Person, One Vote: A …
There’s been a lot of focus in recent years on boosting the political participation of younger Canadians who tend to vote far less than older cohorts. One group that’s been …
The split-screen of a smug and triumphant Hillary Clinton 2016 campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann walking free from D.C. federal court, and a harried and bewildered former Donald Trump trade adviser …
Last week was a big one in the world of political campaigning in Canada. Ontario’s 29-day provincial campaign ended with an expanded majority government for the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party. …
Hong Kong “elected” a new chief while the world wasn’t paying attention. Hong Kong’s current chief Carrie Lam will retire at the end of June. The selection of her successor …
Today’s episode of Hub Dialogues features host Sean Speer in conversation with the renowned professor, author, and thinker Francis Fukuyama. They dive into his new book, Liberalism and its Discontents, …
The vicious war in Ukraine that has dominated headlines for the past eight weeks has once again shown the world the brutality of Vladimir Putin and his authoritarian Russian regime. …
