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A. M. C. WatermanAnthony Waterman is Fellow of St John's College, Winnipeg and Professor Emeritus of Economics in the University of Manitoba. His most recent book is Politic… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Jordan SmithJordan Michael Smith is a Toronto-based journalist. He writes a weekly column for the Ottawa Sun, and his writing has appeared in the Toronto Star, the National… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Adam DaifallahAdam Daifallah is a Montreal-based lawyer, author and journalist. He has worked as a member of the National Post editorial board and as a Washington corresponde… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Joseph QuesnelJoseph Quesnel is a former editor with the Drum/First Perspective, a nationally distributed Aboriginal newspaper. The Drum is a First Nation publication dedicat… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Andrea MrozekAndrea Mrozek is Manager of Research and Communications at the Institute of Marriage and Family Canada (www.imfcanada.org). Learn More » | Back To Top |
Kenneth GreenKenneth P. Green is a Resident Scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, member of the Frontier Centre for Public Policy's Expert Advisory Panel, and fo… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Andrew Reed & Pierre DesrochersAndrew Reed is a Canadian Ph.D. student in the Politics Department at Queen Mary College, University of London, U.K. Pierre Desrochers is Associate Professor in… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Kyle JantzenDr. Kyle Jantzen is Associate Professor of History at Ambrose University College in Calgary. His current research interests revolve around religious nationalism… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Benjamin PerrinBenjamin Perrin co-founded C2C and serves on its Board of Directors. He is Assistant Professor at the University of British Columbia, Faculty of Law. He was sen… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Lucas RobinsonLucas Robinson is a freelance writer currently based in Ottawa, and a former researcher with CARE Canada. He has worked in Asia, Africa, North America and Europ… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Bill RobsonBill Robson currently serves as President and CEO of the C.D. Howe Institut… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Margret KopalaFormerly Director of Research and Policy Development of the Canadian Centre of Policy Studies,… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Brian Lee CrowleyBrian Lee Crowley, the author of Fearful Symmetry, is the founding presiden… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Mark MilkeMark Milke is the Research Director for the Frontier Centre for Public Policy, a lecturer in Political Science at the University of Calgary, and author of three… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Brigitte PellerinBrigitte Pellerin is a columnist with the Ottawa Citizen. Learn More » | Back To Top |
Mark WegierskiMark Wegierski is a Toronto-based writer, social critic, and historical researcher. He has been published in Alberta Report, Books in Canada, the Calgary Herald… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Chris SchaferChris Schafer, B.A. (Laurier), M.A. (Western), LL.B. (Osgoode Hall), is an Associate in the Advocacy Department and Government Relations Practice Group at the O… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Matt BuftonMatt Bufton is a founding Director of the Institute for Liberal Studies, a non-profit, non-partisan organization which encourages Canadians to discuss the ideas… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Christopher Sands & Shuvaloy MajumdarChristopher Sands is Senior Fellow for the Hudson Institute. Shuvaloy Majumdar is Resident Program Director in Baghdad, Iraq for the International Republican In… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Michael BrockMike Brock is a Toronto-based software engineer, who has had a long involvement in political activism and human rights issues. Learn More » | Back To Top |
Colin PearceColin D. Pearce holds a PhD in political science from the University of Toronto. He has published numerous articles on politics, philosophy, and literature in a… Learn More » | Back To Top |
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Collin MayCollin May, a member of C2C’s editorial board, is a graduate of Harvard and the Ecole des hautes etudes in Paris. His area of specialization is the histor… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Michael CustMichael Cust is an MSc Philosophy and Public Policy student at the London School of Economics. He holds a B.A. in ph… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Conrad BlackConrad Moffat Black, Baron Black of Crossharbour, is a historian, columnist and publisher who was for a time the third biggest newspaper magnate in the world. Learn More » | Back To Top |
Michael LindsayMichael Lindsay recently completed a doctorate at Oxford University's Department of Political Science and International Relations. He has authored numerous … Learn More » | Back To Top |
Constance Van HorneConstance Van Horne is a PhD student in management at the Université Laval. Her thesis concerns the transfer of knowledge and technology developed in cen… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Michael TaubeMichael Taube is a public affairs analyst and commentator, and a former speechwriter for Prime Minister Stephen Harper. He has been an editorial writer/columnis… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Dave QuistDave Quist is Executive Director at the Institute of Marriage and Family Canada (http://www.imfcanada.org) Learn More » | Back To Top |
Monte SolbergMonte Solberg is a Senior Advisor with Fleishman Hillard Canada, and a columnist with Sun Medi… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Dave Quist and Andrea MrozekDave Quist is Executive Director and Andrea Mrozek is Manager of Research and Communications at the Institute of Marriage and Family Canada http://www.imfcanada… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Nadeem EsmailNadeem Esmail is the Director of Health System Performance Studies and Manager of the Alberta Policy Research Centre at The Fraser Institute. Learn More » | Back To Top |
David FrumDavid Frum is the author, most recently, of COMEBACK: Conservatism That Can Win Again (2008). He is a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and w… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Niels Veldhuis & Milagros PalaciosNiels Veldhuis is the director of fiscal studies, and Milagros Palacios is a senior research economist at the Fraser Institute. Learn More » | Back To Top |
David R. HendersonDavid R. Henderson is an economics professor at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California and a research fellow with the Hoover Institution. He was … Learn More » | Back To Top |
Niels Veldhuis and Charles LammamNiels Veldhuis is director of fiscal studies and Charles Lammam is a policy analyst at the Fraser Institute. Learn More » | Back To Top |
David W. LivingstoneDavid Livingstone earned his PhD in Politics at the University of Dallas, where he served as the assistant dean of the Braniff Graduate School of Liberal Arts. … Learn More » | Back To Top |
Nigel HannafordNigel Hannaford is a member of the Calgary Herald editorial board, and has been in the newspaper busines… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Dr. Barry CooperBarry Cooper, FRSC, a fourth generation Albertan, was educated at Shawnigan Lake School, the University of British Columbia and Duke University (PhD, 1969). He … Learn More » | Back To Top |
Patrick DonnellyPatrick Donnelly is an energy securities lawyer in Calgary with the Burstall-Winger Learn More » | Back To Top |
Dr. Travis D. SmithDr. Travis D. Smith is assistant professor of political science at Concordia University in Montreal where he teaches political theory. His doctoral dissertation… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Paul BeaudryPaul Beaudry is a lawyer based in Montreal. He previously worked as senior policy advisor to the federal Minister of Industry, Maxime Bernier. Paul also serves … Learn More » | Back To Top |
Fergus HodgsonFergus Hodgson is a Visiting Scholar with the American Institute for Economic Research (www.aier.org), and he conducts research for the Frontier Centre for Publ… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Peter JaworskiPeter Jaworski is a PhD Candidate in Philosophy at Bowling Green State University and a Director of the Institute for Liberal… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Gerald ThomasGerald Thomas is a Senior Policy Analyst with the Center of Addictions Research of BC and an Adjunct Professor in Political S… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Peter Shawn TaylorPeter Shawn Taylor is an editor-at-large for Macleans, author of several studies on Canadian poverty, and a freelance contributor. Learn More » | Back To Top |
Preston Manning, C.C.Mr. Manning served as a Member of the Canadian Parliament from 1993 to 2001. He founded two new political parties – the Reform Party of Canada and the Can… Learn More » | Back To Top |
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Gordon GibsonMr. Gibson is a senior fellow with the Fraser Institute, a member of the Advisory Boards of the UBC Graduate School of Journalism and of the UBC Centre for the … Learn More » | Back To Top |
Rebecca WalbergRebecca Walberg is a Winnipeg writer and policy analyst with the Frontier Centre. She has an MA in 20th century European history from the University of Manitoba. Learn More » | Back To Top |
Grant MorganGrant Morgan received his law degree from the University of Western Ontario in 2005 and his MA in International Relations from the University of Chicago in 2009… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Richard BastienRichard Bastien worked more than 30 years as an economist in the Ministry of Finance in Ottawa. He is a founding member of Égards, a conservative French-… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Gwyn MorganGwyn Morgan has been recognized as Canada's Outstanding CEO of the yearTM and also as Canada's Most Respected CEO. He currently serves as a director of … Learn More » | Back To Top |
Rodney A. CliftonRodney A. Clifton is a professor of education at the University of Manitoba and a senior fellow at St. John’s College, an Anglican college that has a long… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Jaime WattJaime Watt is Principal at Ensight Canada, a government relations consultancy based in Toronto and Ottawa. Learn More » | Back To Top |
Rory LeishmanRory Leishman is a national affairs columnist for The London Free Press in London, Ontario, as well as for Catholic Insight m… Learn More » | Back To Top |
James BissettMr. Bissett is a former Canadian Ambassador with 36 years of service in the Government of Canada. Learn More » | Back To Top |
Salim MansurSalim Mansur is Associate professor of political science at the University of Western Ontario and a columnist for the Sun Media, and on the board of directors f… Learn More » | Back To Top |
John CarpayJohn Carpay earned his B.A. in Political Science from Laval University, Quebec City, and his LL.B. from the University of Calgary. Learn More » | Back To Top |
Scott ReidScott Reid is a Conservative MP and the Deputy Government House Leader. He was on… Learn More » | Back To Top |
John RobsonJohn Robson is a columnist with the Ottawa Citizen, a commentator-at-large with News Talk Radio 580 CFRA, a policy analyst with Breakout Educational Network and… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Sylvia LeRoySylvia LeRoy is a strategic communications advisor for the National Research Council, and currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Civitas Society. Learn More » | Back To Top |
Tanis FissTanis Fiss is a Métis commentator who lives in Calgary, Alberta. Learn More » | Back To Top |
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John von HeykingJohn von Heyking is Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Lethbridge. He is the author of Augustine and Politics as Longing in the World… Learn More » | Back To Top |
Tom FlanaganTom Flanagan is professor of political science at the University of Calgary and former campaign manager of the Conservative Party of Canada. Learn More » | Back To Top |
This Month's Featured Article
Treason From 16TH-Century England TO 9/11
“In advanced countries, treason is an antiquarian offence,” writes Lord Black in his survey of treason from the 16th century to the attacks in New York and Washington in September 2001. “Toleration of conscientious objection and a media tendency to mistrust militarism and nationalism and to seek the ‘sources’ of even foreign discontent have made treason an unfashionable allegation, as it implies national moral superiority. “
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