Editor’s note: Despite sharing a similar name, Dominion Review is not affiliated with Dominion Society. On August 29th, the Dominion Society of Canada (DSC) hosted a sold-out conference bringing together domestic and international speakers.Taking pla...
Editor’s note: this piece was originally published in Epoch Times on August 2nd. The intellectual foundation underlying the Canadian policy of continuous, high immigration is showing considerable strain as key weaknesses are exposed in several of the...
The world has changed a lot over the last 30 or 40 years, but in the last two years, I have begun to think that Canadians have not fully grasped this. This is particularly the case for our leaders, thinkers, and people of influence who still have an...
It is now mid-August 2026. Trump has decided to impose a 50% tariff on most imports from Canada, with a few exceptions like oil and gas. He may well “TACO” (Trump always chickens out) by the upcoming August 19th deadline, particularly if it looks lik...
This week the CBSA showed up to check the immigration status of international student protestors demanding work permits in Calgary, and Premier Doug Ford’s government amended regulations to bar illegal immigrants, international students, foreign work...
A Review By Alan Danesh The Strange Death of Europe Immigration, Identity, Islam Douglas Murray Bloomsbury London. Oxford. New York. 2017 _______________________________________________________________________ Introduction: The Strange Death of Europ...
Democracies, we are told, are governed with the consent of the people who constitute the sovereign power in modern democracies. This is merely an illusion. As Professors Noam Chomsky and Edward Herman document the processes governing modern democraci...
I handed out this essay at the North Simcoe Eco Exchange in Coldwater, Ontario. ___________________________________________________________________________ I understand that one of the missions here today is the exchange of ideas. There are three mes...
The Fate of the Earth By Jonathan Schell Stanford University Press One of the most influential books of the turn of the century alerting the population to the terrible effects of nuclear war has been Jonathan Schell’s The Fate of the Earth. The world...
Editor’s note: This piece was originally published on the Policy Hawk Substack, where you can find incisive analysis of Canadian defence and security. Each year, as wildfires threaten and destroy communities in Canada’s north, the country’s capacity...