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Parents, do you actually know what your kids are being taught at school? If not, this is your sign to get informed. Frontier has released a new book, "The Peril of Woke Schools and the Value of Traditional Education." An easy-to-read book packed with insights for parents who want to understand what's shaping their child's classroom experience. Get your copy today! frontiercentre.org/2026/05/1…

The Frontier Centre provided 8 questions that British Columbians should ask during the election, and also made policy recommendations. This remains relevant today as the new provincial government sets its direction. youtu.be/oYbz1pBPTrU #BCpoli

Fixed election dates are routinely ignored. Would it be more honest for governments to remove fixed election date legislation? #cdnpoli #election

Premier Wab Kinew's refusal to criminalize residential school denialism protects public debate and keeps the Crown out of a historical dispute that Bill C-254 would ask it to settle.

Three Frontier Centre authors in the news this Saturday! From Canada’s relationship with Europe to fuel security and pipeline financing, our contributors are bringing policy questions into the national conversation. Explore their perspectives: Collin May in the National Post: “Ottawa is betting on a Europe that no longer exists” nationalpost.com/opinion/col… Joseph Fournier in the Winnipeg Sun: “Ottawa is undermining Canada’s fuel security” winnipegsun.com/opinion/refi… Colin Alexander in The Epoch Times: “Why gamble $50 billion on the Pacific Link pipeline?” theepochtimes.com/opinion/wh… Which issue deserves more attention? Join the discussion below! #cdnpoli #EnergySecurity #CanadianPolicy

If Alberta left Canada, confederation would forfeit more than $15 billion each year. Such a scenario would force reforms in Candaa, all of which should happen regardless.

Like Justin Trudeau, Mark Carney continues excessive deficits, restrictive speech policies, media subsidies, and selective regulatory exemptions, limiting Canada’s recovery and renewal. #cdnpoli #Carney #Trudeau #freespeech #defiit

Former MP Dorothy Dobbie reports on the Winnipeg conference's vision of Churchill and an Indigenous-owned Port Nelson as complementary Hudson Bay gateways, which together could expand Prairie market access, shipping security and northern economic development. youtu.be/maPb-vWvQJ8

Carney improves on Trudeau by reducing immigration, bureaucracy, and climate restrictions while promoting development. #cdnpoli #Carney #immigration #netzero

The Pacific Link #pipeline has a few expensive components required to make it work, much of it reliant on taxpayers. Canada should be creating conditions that attract private capital, not repeatedly putting taxpayers in the position of assuming risks private investors cannot quantify. #cdnpoli

Alberta’s separation referendum has moved from the political fringe to mainstream debate, drawing responses in Ottawa and across the country, ranging from alarm to dismissal. Whether one supports, opposes, or remains undecided on separation, how Canada’s federal system accommodates legitimate provincial grievances has become impossible to ignore.  Should Ottawa be required to negotiate formally with provinces that raise constitutional grievances, rather than dismissing or delegitimizing those concerns? Let us know in the comments or visit frontiercentre.org/2026/10/2…

The pressure to allow medical assistance in dying (MAiD) for individuals whose sole condition is mental illness should make us question, is their request always rooted in a desire to die? Or could it be a veiled ask for help to live? #MAiD

Typical health union claims that they have good patient care in mind are being put to the test in a contract dispute in Saskatchewan between #SAHO and #CUPE Local 5430. Workers don't want to drive farther than usual on necessary occasions. #SKpoli

Susan Martinuk says the pressure to allow MAiD (medical assistance in dying) for individuals whose sole condition is mental illness raises key questions: is the request for MAiD always a desire to die? Or could it be a veiled ask for help to live? youtu.be/GQppQB-D2dU #MAiD #euthanasia

As a non-partisan think tank, Frontier Centre welcomes a variety of perspectives on the policy landscape related to Alberta’s future. New today - Frontier Centre Senior Fellow Scott McGregor examines the national security implications of Alberta’s separation debate—from foreign interests and strategic resources to campaign financing and voter data—and why transparency is essential to protecting democratic choice.  Joins us in the debate by reading McGregor’s article at frontiercentre.org/ Also - explore three of our recent essays on Alberta’s constitutional future: Barry Cooper: frontiercentre.org/2026/10/0… John von Heyking: frontiercentre.org/2026/09/3… Collin May: frontiercentre.org/2026/09/2… What's your take on the Alberta referendum? Let us know below!  #Alberta #cdnpoli

Many Albertans want independence and the new Quebec premier has promised a referendum on separation. Meanwhile, Eurosceptic parties are gaining support in Spain, Italy, France, and Germany. Shouldn't Canada focus on healing its divisions instead of seeking to join the European Union? #EU #cdnpoli

Decisions about Alberta's constitutional future must be made without undisclosed foreign influence. Transparency about political financing, foreign relationships and commercial interests is essential. #ABpoli #ABindependence

Lee Harding argues Carney improves on Trudeau by reducing immigration, bureaucracy, and climate restrictions while promoting development, but retains excessive deficits, restrictive speech policies, media subsidies, and selective regulatory exemptions. #cdnpoli youtu.be/XVQqbXVTlEI

Riley Donovan says Canada should cap permanent immigration from each country to diversify admissions, limit ethnic enclaves, reduce imported conflicts, and strengthen integration. The US has had a similar approach for three decades. #cdnpoli #immigration #diversity youtu.be/G5CALzswpw0

Frontier Centre President David Leis argues that Canada’s greatest challenges are largely self-inflicted, including interprovincial trade barriers, regulatory uncertainty and federal-provincial disputes that weaken investment, prosperity and national unity. youtu.be/2yWqbjoahUU #cdnpoli

James Dean reviews Frontier’s collection of essays arguing that woke ideology undermines academic standards and traditional #education. He endorses its defence of knowledge, critical inquiry and intellectual diversity, recommending it to parents, teachers and administrators. #bookreview #woke