Is it time to abolish provinces?Scott Gilmore: This middle tier of government makes no sense in an increasingly urban Canada, and its distorting effect on our politics will only get worse
We should celebrate Canada’s British influence, not denounce itDon’t send laudable British legacies such as free economies, free peoples and intellectual freedom down the ’memory hole’, writes Mark Milke
Canada was supposed to have 100 million people by the 1970sA look at what the first statistical year book after Confederation said about Canada then, and in the future
Nation-builder: The legacy of George-Étienne CartierJean Charest and Antoine Dionne-Charest on how an idealist from Quebec came to embody a certain vision of Canada
It’s time to embrace the ’Mother of Confederation’This week marks the 150th anniversary of Queen Victoria’s granting Royal Assent to the British North America Act
Canada’s fight over ’where it all began’P.E.I. is the birthplace of Confederation, right? Not so fast, argues New Brunswick, touching off an interprovincial squabble for the ages
A kind of chaos that is always with usA new book shows Sir John A. Macdonald’s politics were much like ours