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The Avro Arrow’s demise was a high-tech tragedy

By Pat Murphy on Feb 8, 2019

The Avro Arrow’s demise was a high-tech tragedy

The made-in-Canada jet interceptor certainly had its problems. But the manner in which it was killed raised serious questions

TV’s Vikings is good fun and semi-reasonable history

By Pat Murphy on Nov 23, 2018

TV’s Vikings is good fun and semi-reasonable history

But large-scale medieval violence and plundering wasn’t uniquely Viking – not by a long stretch

The first recorded strike occurred in Egypt in 1152 BC

By Peter Bailey on Nov 22, 2018

The first recorded strike occurred in Egypt in 1152 BC

During the reign of Pharaoh Rameses III, a small group of Egyptian royal tomb workers did the unthinkable

Harold Macmillan and the fickleness of history

Harold Macmillan and the fickleness of history

Harold Macmillan and the fickleness of history

The onetime British PM’s apparent affable, avuncular nature masked a lethal ruthlessness

By Pat Murphy on Nov 16, 2018No Comments

The arc of the moral universe will bend toward justice

The arc of the moral universe will bend toward justice

Amidst acts of nationalism and racism, it can be difficult to see the fundamental goodness of humanity – but it’s there

By Gerry Chidiac on Nov 15, 2018No Comments

Bad news makes headlines, good acts make humanity

Bad news makes headlines, good acts make humanity

For all the advances in the last century, a legacy of wars, gulags and holocausts remind us that things were never good

By Robert Price on Nov 14, 2018No Comments

Was the Armistice of 1918 a triumph or tragedy? 

Was the Armistice of 1918 a triumph or tragedy? 

Was the Armistice of 1918 a triumph or tragedy? 

The 1918 Armistice was an enormous historical blunder that led to the greatest tragedy experienced in modern times

By Michael Taube on Nov 11, 2018No Comments

The unwelcome consequences of the collapse of empires

The unwelcome consequences of the collapse of empires

The demise of the German Hohenzollerns led to Hitler, while the collapse of the Austrian Habsburgs gave rise to malignant nationalism

By Pat Murphy on Oct 31, 2018No Comments

John A. Macdonald’s mistake

John A. Macdonald’s mistake

Tearing down statues and decrying historic decisions in no way takes the measure of a great man, or his flaws when it comes to the Indigenous

By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on Oct 30, 2018No Comments

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