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The elites don’t own creativity anymore, and they don’t like it

Perry Kinkaide

China wrote the playbook on AI surveillance

12.08.2025 10

Perry Kinkaide

Why Canadian news outlets have lost public trust

03.08.2025 10

Perry Kinkaide

Everyday delays are quietly killing Canada’s productivity

22.07.2025 10

Perry Kinkaide

Canadian youth growing tired of climate alarmism

Perry Kinkaide

The world of work is changing fast and young Canadians are being left behind

Perry Kinkaide

Is AI making us smarter or just less human?

Perry Kinkaide

A COVID-19 day of reckoning is long overdue

Perry Kinkaide

Canada is falling apart and our leaders don’t seem to care

Perry Kinkaide

Canada’s sovereignty is at risk and Ottawa is to blame

Perry Kinkaide

Government waste and corporate excess are dragging Canada down

15.03.2025 10

Perry Kinkaide

Good fences, better neighbours: Rethinking the Canada-U.S. relationship

19.01.2025 10

Perry Kinkaide

Fusion energy Canada’s opportunity to lead in the clean energy revolution

Perry Kinkaide

A blueprint for thriving in uncertain times

12.01.2025 10

Perry Kinkaide

Ransomware a silent epidemic threatening our digital lives

Perry Kinkaide

Canada’s inequality crisis: Why the rich keep winning

Perry Kinkaide

Global stability on the brink

Perry Kinkaide

Fusion energy a technological triumph with global implications

Perry Kinkaide

What Canada can learn from America’s struggles

Perry Kinkaide

The unintended consequences of technological progress

Perry Kinkaide

Without meaningful change, society faces a steady decline into chaos

Perry Kinkaide

Is global collaboration a danger to human progress?

Perry Kinkaide

Students scarred by COVID-19 policies may never catch up

Perry Kinkaide

Parents a key factor in student academic performance

Perry Kinkaide

The human spirit remains unbroken despite natural disasters and call centres

Perry Kinkaide