Six Years Ago, Don Cherry Was Cancelled For Defying Canada’s Multicultural Orthodoxy

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Six years ago, in early November 2019, national icon Don Cherry was fired by Sportsnet from Hockey Night in Canada. According to Wikipedia, his firing was “for making controversial statements that have been variously described as anti-immigration, xenophobic, or racist, about Canadian immigrants during his show”. Given this rather extreme description, anyone unfamiliar with this […]

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How Canada Was Destroyed Gradually And Then Suddenly

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This article was originally published on the Population Institute Canada website (populationinstitutecanada.ca) on October 30th, 2025. It is republished here with permission of the author. When I look at the accelerating mess that is Canada, I am reminded of the answer by a character in Ernest Hemingway’s novel The Sun Also Rises, who was asked how

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Canada Budget 2025: Trick Or Treat?

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Federal macroeconomic policy in Canada primarily involves fiscal policy (government spending and taxation, managed by the federal government) and monetary policy (interest rates and money supply, managed by the Bank of Canada). The Keynesian government spending pursued by Trudeau Senior and Junior could be seen as a frightening fiscal Frankenstein, which instead of reviving a

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Quebec Stands Alone In Promoting Assimilation Over Enclaves

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From banning disruptive Islamic street prayers to ditching multiculturalism in favour of a model of integration, Quebec is unapologetic in its demand that newcomers assimilate to a common culture instead of scattering into self-segregated siloes. In doing so, Quebec demonstrates a courage that English Canada does not yet possess. In the wake of Islamic street

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Canada’s So-Called “Housing Crisis” Is Over – At Least For Now

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Nobody will argue that housing is not a necessity, particular in places like Canada with a cold and wet climate. Canada had a housing crisis in the 1940s, after a decade and a half of depression and war, and with the population of its cities surging from returning soldiers, immigration, the movement of Canadians from

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The Missile Gap: Fact Or Fantasy – Repercussions For The Avro Arrow

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Editor’s note: This article was originally published in the newsletter of the Ottawa chapter of the Canadian Aviation Historical Society (CAHS). In the early fifties, there was a belief amongst intelligence communities that the Soviet Union was producing large numbers of attack aircraft, far outstripping western production. Known as the “bomber gap” this lead to an

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Debunking Four Classic Arguments For Mass Immigration

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After nearly a decade of continually increasing immigration levels, including two consecutive years of allowing them to reach stratospheric heights (annual population growth topped one million in 2022, and almost hit 1.3 million in 2023) the Trudeau government finally caved to public opposition in October 2024 by reducing the 2025 permanent resident target from 500,000

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A Long Overdue Era Of Canadian Economic Nationalism Begins

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At a September 5th press conference in Mississauga, Prime Minister Carney declared the death of a world order based on the endless expansion of free trade, and the dawn of an age of economic nationalism: “The world is changing rapidly. The largest economy, the United States, is fundamentally reshaping all of its trading relationships. And

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My Municipal Taxes Keep Going Up But My City Isn’t Getting Any Better

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Editor’s note: This article was originally published on the Population Institute Canada website (populationinstitutecanada.ca) on August 29th, 2025. It is republished here with permission of the author. A city in a state of perpetual transformation I am an eyewitness to the transformation of Canada’s capital from a city of some charm to just another big

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