For the Week of April 27, 2026

Swalwell: The real story is the cover-up: The rapid fall of Eric Swalwell after decades of Democrat and media cover-ups of his abuse is a case study of corruption and abject hypocrisy, writes Mark Alexander

On the 20th anniversary of Stephen Harper’s first victory (2006) -- the decline of the Tory tradition in Canada since the 1980s (Part Eight): Mark Wegierski looks at what a reflective conservatism and more thoughtful social democratic ideas may have in common

Christian man in prison for 22 years appeals sentence on death row for murder he did not commit: Patrick Bearup isn't an innocent man, but one thing he is most certainly not guilty of is murder. Rachel Alexander says the man deserves another shot at justice and hopefully that will happen despite major players working against him

Fiat money and the decline of civilization: Fiat money has been one of the biggest destroyers of civilization, charges Mike Maharrey, by empowering government and pushing people to adopt a more consumerist lifestyle

Examining the Polish-Canadian community on the 235th anniversary of the Polish Constitution of 1791: Mark Wegierski presents a piece co-authored with Pola Kojder on how Polish-Canadians reflect history but have had limited influence

Not an accidental failure: Israel’s approach in Lebanon keeps Hizbullah alive: Israel neglected the foundations of classical warfare and is now confronting the consequences. The problem is not that the war was halted, but that it was conducted without aiming at achieving decisive victory, writes Oded Ailam

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