Right and Wrong

Federated structures can have benefits that outweigh their costlier structure 

The 20th century saw the rise of universal health care; the 21st century should mark the rise of a universal income

Workers lose out while owners reap the benefits of technological advancements. Instead, we should be paying the unemployed for their sacrifice to the economy

University of Sudbury professor explores the changing description of medical assistance in dying

It’s far better for the business sector to assist governments in achieving social goals than for corporations to tackle them alone

Transparency is not an absolute good, and sometimes more openness leads to bad decisions

Middle East gets most Western media attention, but African nations have seen more jihad and probably more deaths than any other 

Separation of church and state and the battle over the burkini

The basis for a strong representative government is a strong middle capable of finding compromise in the constant tug-of-war between left and right