In his recent article “We must not underestimate the peril for democracy,” Financial Times columnist Martin Wolf has issued a stark warning about the global state of democracy. International monitoring groups still rank Canada among the world’s strongest democracies, yet Canada’s sovereignty, public institutions, and civic culture require vigilance and active defence.
Separating fact from fiction in a U.S. presidential address is therefore not an exercise in partisan nit-picking. It is an act of civic responsibility. A resilient Canada requires an informed citizenry that understands both the substance and the implications of what is being said in Washington.
Ten Quiet Ways Canadians Can Build Resilience and Hold the Line (TL;DR) Canadians are facing a kind of pressure that doesn’t look like invasion or open conflict. It’s quieter than that—and often more effective. Economic leverage, digital dependence, narrative...
By allowing comment sections to be flooded with extreme viewpoints generated by AI bots, social media networks distort what appears to be public opinion. The goal is to create an atmosphere of instability. When citizens scroll through a discussion and see hundreds of hostile or alarmist comments, many conclude that society itself must be fracturing. The perceived disorder then becomes justification for dictatorial concentration of authority.
10 practical habits and decisions—things ordinary Canadians can do on their own and together—that reduce vulnerability and strengthen resilience in real, measurable ways. None of them are heroic. Most are quiet. That is precisely why they work.
In Canada, “Police” is not merely a descriptive label. It is a legally protected institutional title governed primarily by provincial Police Acts. While the specifics vary across provinces, the underlying rule is consistent: only legally constituted police services may present themselves as police. This is not an oversight or a cosmetic choice. It reflects a core principle of Canadian law, and it significantly distinguishes us from our southern neighbours. Let’s make sure it stays that way.
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