Bronwyn Eyre

Hon. Bronwyn Eyre, LLB, is a senior fellow with the Aristotle Foundation for Public Policy, Saskatchewan’s former minister of justice and attorney general—the first female to hold each position—and a former long-serving minister of energy.

The Road to Hell Is Being Paved With Suicidal Empathy

Review of Gad Saad's new book 'Suicidal Empathy: Dying to be Kind,' published by Broadside Books.

Viewpoints May 29, 2026
No More ‘Cat’s Paw’ for Alberta

Commentary Permission to invoke an Aesopian fable to draw a parallel in Canadian politics? … Thank you. In ...

Viewpoints May 24, 2026
The New ‘Anti-Greenwashing’ Legislation Is Killing Canadian Business

Commentary When it comes to economically destructive federal policies, it’s getting ever-harder to keep track. Among these, still ...

Viewpoints May 9, 2026
The ‘Gladue Principle’ Has Caused Immense Harm to Indigenous Women

Giving lenient sentences to indigenous offenders under Gladue means their victims are continually denied justice.

Viewpoints April 5, 2026
Piers Morgan’s New Book Traces the ‘Total Madness’ of the Last Decade

Commentary If you’ve been stranded incommunicado on a desert island for 10 years and want to catch up ...

Viewpoints January 21, 2026
Book on John A. Macdonald Revisits Violent Episode That Helped Spawn Canada

Commentary One could contend that a brief skirmish gone wrong on a snowy field near Duck Lake, in ...

Viewpoints October 11, 2025
Judges Should Interpret Law—Not Make Public Policy From the Bench

Commentary To understand how politicized Canada’s courts have become, one must understand how judges once viewed their role—not ...

Viewpoints August 8, 2025

Bronwyn Eyre

The Road to Hell Is Being Paved With Suicidal Empathy

No More ‘Cat’s Paw’ for Alberta

The New ‘Anti-Greenwashing’ Legislation Is Killing Canadian Business

The ‘Gladue Principle’ Has Caused Immense Harm to Indigenous Women

Piers Morgan’s New Book Traces the ‘Total Madness’ of the Last Decade

Book on John A. Macdonald Revisits Violent Episode That Helped Spawn Canada

Judges Should Interpret Law—Not Make Public Policy From the Bench