Politics & Current Affairs

For Blood and Soil: Far-Right Extremism in Canada

By Amarnath Amarasingam and Stephanie Carvin

As Canadians warily observe the turbocharged right-wing extremism undergirding Donald Trump’s America, two new titles serve as disturbing reminders of our own “Maple Leaf” violence, a shameful reality deeply rooted in Canadian history and increasingly ... Read More »

June 30, 2026 | Filed under: History, Politics & Current Affairs, Race & Ethnic Relations, Reviews, Social Sciences

Confronting the Resurgent Right

By Miriam Edelson; ed.

June 30, 2026 | Filed under: History, Politics & Current Affairs, Race & Ethnic Relations, Reviews, Social Sciences

Last Call for Canada: Sovereign Nation or Vassal State

By Peter McFarlane

It’s no understatement to observe that Canadians are enduring an anxious era, with threats of military invasion emanating from the U.S. ambassador, American officials openly meeting with Alberta separatist organizers, and U.S. President Donald Trump ... Read More »

June 24, 2026 | Filed under: History, Politics & Current Affairs, Reviews, Social Sciences

★ In Crisis, On Crisis: Essays in Troubled Times

By James Cairns

In an age of doomscrolling clickbait, atrocity porn, and the three Ts – Trump, tariffs, terror – anyone could be forgiven for concluding the world is in a state of perpetual crisis. Responses to such ... Read More »

July 23, 2025 | Filed under: Criticism & Essays, History, Politics & Current Affairs, Reviews, Science, Technology & Environment, Social Sciences

Chasing Shadows: Cyber Espionage, Subversion, and the Global Fight for Democracy

By Ronald J. Deibert

“If you own a device and connect to a cellular service anywhere in the world, you’re trackable.” That’s the sobering assessment of Ronald J. Deibert, someone who knows whereof he speaks. As the founder and ... Read More »

February 5, 2025 | Filed under: Politics & Current Affairs, Reviews, Science, Technology & Environment

Unwinnable Peace: Untold Stories of Canada’s Mission in Afghanistan

By Tim Martin

Three years after the Taliban recaptured Afghanistan, Canada’s lengthiest military engagement seems a distant memory, one almost unrecalled by most citizens, even those who can still name Vimy Ridge and Passchendaele as part of this ... Read More »

August 14, 2024 | Filed under: History, Memoir & Biography, Politics & Current Affairs, Reviews

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