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The Audit at Two Years
And what comes next?
Dec 24
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David Clinton
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There's No Bias at CBC News, You Say? Well, OK...
It’s been nearly a year since I last wrote about the CBC. In the intervening months, the Prescott memo on bias at the BBC was released, whose stunning…
Dec 21
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U.S. Taxpayers Spend Nearly Twice As Much as Canada on Healthcare (per Capita)
Sometimes simple narratives don’t quite match reality.
Dec 17
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David Clinton
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How Does Canada Measure Poverty?
If a society hopes to manage welfare safety nets and economic policy intelligently then it’ll need clarity on who’s poor.
Dec 14
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David Clinton
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Another Look At the Vanishing Public School Student
I know this is something I first addressed back in mid-2024.
Dec 10
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David Clinton
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Why Does Canada "Lead" the World in Funding Racist Indoctrination?
IMPACT-se just released their Review of the 2025-2026 Palestinian Authority School Curriculum (Grades 1-12).
Dec 7
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David Clinton
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What's Going On With Global Affairs Canada and Their $392 Million Spending Trip to Brazil?
As I’m sure your eyes have been glued to every scrap of news about the recent COP30 climate conference, I need hardly tell you about Canada’s related…
Dec 3
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David Clinton
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November 2025
How Much Will Your Family Have to Pay for New Municipal Recycling Programs?
Why isn't Ontario Sweden?
Nov 30
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David Clinton
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Will the New MoU Lead to Results? Almost Certainly Not
The Canada-Alberta Memorandum of Understanding is finally out. I’m certain that it was created with the very best of intentions, but I had serious…
Nov 27
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David Clinton
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What Do Unreasonable Corporate Profits Tell Us About Our Economy?
How "crony" is Canada's version of "capitalism"?
Nov 26
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David Clinton
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Health Canada's Study on Heat-Related Deaths Is Good, but Misses the Point
Health Canada recently released a study on heat-related morbidity and mortality in Canada.
Nov 23
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David Clinton
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Are Elections More Consequential Now Than a Generation Ago?
I think I’m not alone in feeling that choosing one political party over another carries existential importance.
Nov 19
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David Clinton
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