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Alberta is already landlocked — independence would unlock it

By Lawrence Solomon, published by The Western Standard According to a recent Angus Reid poll, a clear majority of Albertans — 57% — would definitely vote to stay in Canada if a referendum were held on Alberta becoming an independent country. These stayers have their reasons, most compellingly the fear expressed by 93% of them of […]

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Energy & Climate

U.S. court case could upend climate change policy

By Lee Harding, published by the Frontier Centre for Public Policy A legal challenge to the EPA’s recent rescission of its 2009 “endangerment finding” on greenhouse gases is set to test the validity of climate science in court, a shift that environmentalist Lawrence Solomon has long anticipated. Read this article at the publisher’s website here.

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China & Geopolitics

The war in Iran is keeping Taiwan safe

The underwhelming performance of China-supplied arms and defense systems in Iran underscores the potential for a humiliating setback in Beijing’s military aspirations to take over Taiwan. By Patricia Adams and Lawrence Solomon, published by The Epoch Times “China is about 10 years behind the U.S. in terms of utilizing advanced technology.” ~ Dennis Wilder, professor […]

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China & Geopolitics

Canada walked away from the AIIB once

It should keep it that way. Here’s why. By Patricia Adams and Lawrence Solomon, published by The Epoch Times In 2023, Canada embarrassed China by dramatically suspending its membership in the scandal-plagued, CCP-controlled Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB). Given Ottawa’s latest deal with China and its pursuit of a “strategic partnership,” there is reason to […]

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The Israeli Left’s absurd autarky claims

By Lawrence Solomon | Published by the Jewish News Syndicate November 11, 2025 In a preposterous article in The Jerusalem Report, the Israel Democracy Institute’s Daphna Aviram-Nitzan extrapolates Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s view that Israel needs to become self-sufficient in arms into a claim involving economy-wide self-sufficiency. “Behind the prime minister’s insinuation that Israel might have to […]

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The antisemitic right ignores the role of Jewish Americans in history and society

If baseball is as American as apple pie, then so, too, are Jews. By Lawrence Solomon | Published by the Jewish News Syndicate | November 5, 2025 Former Fox News host and current political commentator Tucker Carlson recently said he “dislikes” Christian Zionists “more than anybody,” deeming their views un-Christian and inconsistent with Western civilization. He singled […]

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Freedom & Health

Tiny Township’s feudal fiasco

In Brief by Probe Media With a population of 13,000 permanent residents, the picturesque township of Tiny on the serene shores of southern Georgian Bay has become a hotbed of government overreach and public outcry. Rebel News recently reported on a fiery protest in Tiny over a new multi-million dollar administration facility that many locals […]

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The Tiny flashpoint

By Probe Media The scenic rural municipality of Tiny Township in Simcoe County, Ont., has become a flashpoint for debates on local democracy as it grapples with controversies surrounding governance, infrastructure spending, and regulatory policies. With a permanent population of around 13,000, the township is currently embroiled in a heated debate over a contentious $28 […]

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Why the FCC should discipline ABC

By Lawrence Solomon | Published by American Thinker Now that Jimmy Kimmel is back, will Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chair Brendan Carr follow through on his threat to discipline ABC, a move President Trump would welcome? For the original version of this commentary, see the publisher’s website here. In Brief by Probe Media Conservatives universally […]

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Inside the microplastic nightmare

By Lawrence Solomon | Published by the Financial Post Junk Science Week series In Brief Microplastics permeate our environment and bodies, with studies revealing individuals ingest between 78,000 and 211,000 particles annually through consumption or inhalation. A joint Canadian government study underscores their ubiquity, present in indoor/outdoor air, tap water, waterways, soil, and even food […]