Every political ideology claims to hold the formula for peace, prosperity, and human flourishing. Yet history reveals a recurring pattern: the concentration of power and the erosion of liberty. This paper by George Tomko, Ph.D., contends that the decisive factor is neither institutional design nor ideology, but the psychological and moral character of citizens—and that […]
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By John Schwartzentruber, published by Farmers Forum Go to the publisher’s website here to read this recap in full. Summary A recap of a no-holds-barred evening hosted by the Upper Canada Land Titles & Patent Research Initiative on April 11. What started as a deep dive into property rights and constitutional law quickly turned into […]
By Probe International Yao Zhang, a Chinese-born dissident now living in Quebec, delivers a chilling warning about the creeping influence of communism in the West. Joining the Brave New Normal podcast earlier this month, Zhang sees alarming similarities between China and Canada. She argues that desperate young Canadians, facing unaffordable lives and mounting frustrations, may reach the […]
Host: Dr. Mark Trozzi in conversation with Prof. Bruce Pardy of Rights Probe. The chance to redefine its foundations through governance rooted in truth, autonomy, and civic duty is the opportunity of independence for Alberta. The road ahead is uncharted and arduous, warns Prof. Pardy, but the rare opportunity to deliberately craft systems that prioritize […]
Western liberal democracies, especially Canada, have descended into authoritarianism. COVID appears to be the reason, but this transformation has long been underway.