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Peter Menzies
Peter Menzies is a senior fellow with the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, an award winning journalist, and former vice-chair of the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission.
Peter Menzies: Canada’s News Industry Needs a Better Path Forward
Commentary Canada is moving closer and closer to becoming a nation in which both its news and cultural ...
Opinion
July 22, 2026
Peter Menzies: Pipeline Proposal a Positive Step, but Considerable Challenges Lie Ahead
Commentary The good news for Canada is that it is now more possible than at any time in ...
Viewpoints
July 7, 2026
Peter Menzies: Canada’s Soccer Moment Has Arrived
Commentary It’s been fashionable in Canada for many years now to mock those of us who have played ...
Viewpoints
June 20, 2026
Peter Menzies: The Collapse of Canada’s Digital Broadcasting Regulation Ambitions
Commentary There’s a good chance that, in the weeks ahead, U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration will be dictating ...
Viewpoints
June 8, 2026
Peter Menzies: The West Still Wants In
Commentary I bought my first home in Alberta for 60 percent of what the original owner had paid ...
Viewpoints
May 28, 2026
Peter Menzies: Schools Should Reflect Parents’ Values, Not Public Servants’ Ideology
Commentary Next month, on June 21, most North Americans will be celebrating Father’s Day in some fashion. Maybe ...
Viewpoints
May 27, 2026
Peter Menzies: Safeguarding Public Trust Sometimes Requires Stepping Aside
Commentary The greatest risk facing a civil society involves the deconstruction of the public’s trust in its institutions ...
Viewpoints
May 12, 2026
Peter Menzies: Limiting Youth Access to Social Media Comes With Its Own Set of Problems
Commentary Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew has joined a growing list of provincial leaders in Canada who want an ...
Viewpoints
April 27, 2026
Peter Menzies: A New Online Harms Act Would Mean Canadians Talk Less Freely
Commentary Once it was confirmed that, for the first time, Canada would be ruled by a majority government ...
Viewpoints
April 18, 2026
Peter Menzies: When It Comes to Military Capability, Canada Is but a Shadow of Its Former Self
Commentary Late last month, NATO and the Canadian government declared that the latter had fulfilled its commitment to ...
Viewpoints
April 3, 2026
Peter Menzies: What Canada Needs Is a Strong Foundation in the Country’s Roots
Commentary Back when Saturday newspapers were regularly threatening to cross the 200-page threshold, the one I worked at ...
Viewpoints
March 20, 2026
Peter Menzies: Threat of Being Dragged Through the Rights Tribunal Process Is Enough to Chill Speech
Commentary Barry Neufeld, a former Chilliwack school trustee recently fined a shocking $750,000 by the British Columbia Human ...
Viewpoints
March 7, 2026
Peter Menzies: Canadians Are Aching for a Reason to Burst With National Pride
Commentary Now that the lingering pain of the Winter Olympics has eased, Canadians are left to ponder what ...
Viewpoints
February 24, 2026
Peter Menzies: Appeal Court’s Convoy Ruling Upholds Freedom of Expression
Commentary The federal government’s unprecedented use of the Emergencies Act to close down the 2022 Freedom Convoy protest ...
Viewpoints
January 18, 2026
Peter Menzies: The Simple Truth Behind Sustaining Excellence: Birthrates Matter
Commentary Fifty years ago, Czechoslovakia was experiencing a baby boom that blossomed in the wake of the Prague ...
Viewpoints
January 6, 2026
Peter Menzies: US Trade Talks an Escape Hatch for Canada’s Internet Policy Blunders
Commentary Canada’s efforts to harness the changes and challenges posed by the internet age may just have come ...
Viewpoints
December 19, 2025
Peter Menzies: Faith on Trial: Bill C-9 Risks Chilling Religious Speech in Canada
Commentary If you want to get some sense of what life in Canada could be like if the ...
Viewpoints
December 5, 2025
Peter Menzies: Carney’s Interview With American ‘Daily Show’ Underscores Failure of Canadian Content Push
Commentary There could have been no more clear signal in these troubled times that, when it comes to ...
Viewpoints
January 14, 2025
Peter Menzies: Cautious Optimism on Meta’s Move to Uphold Freedom of Speech
Commentary The pendulum moderating speech on social media is swinging back in favour of freedom. That’s a good ...
Viewpoints
January 8, 2025
Peter Menzies: Canada Must Not Become a Country Without a Soul
Commentary Given the uncertainty that hangs over its leadership, it’s not hard for Canadians to imagine a country ...
Viewpoints
January 4, 2025
Peter Menzies: Liberal MPs Shot Themselves in the Foot When They Voted Against Having Power to Oust Leader
Commentary That disgruntled Liberal members of Parliament lack the ability to remove their leader is entirely their own ...
Viewpoints
December 20, 2024
Peter Menzies: Those Who Seek to Suppress Free Speech Pose a Greater Risk Than Those Who Abuse It
Commentary Now that the procedural logjam that had parliamentary business on hold for several weeks has been broken, ...
Viewpoints
December 10, 2024
Peter Menzies: State Ban on Social Media for Children Could Backfire
Commentary Sometime before the year is out, at least one country plans to turn social media into an ...
Viewpoints
November 23, 2024
Peter Menzies: Remembrance Day Is About the Sacrifices of Our Soldiers, Not Modern Sensibilities
Commentary It is now five years since Don Cherry was fired by Rogers Sportsnet for comments he made ...
Viewpoints
November 9, 2024
Peter Menzies: Taking Stock of the Challenges Facing CBC’s New CEO
Commentary Marie-Philippe Bouchard is by all accounts a talented, intelligent woman with a great track record within the ...
Viewpoints
October 23, 2024
Peter Menzies: It’s Past Time Canada Got Off Its High Horse and Reformed Health Care
Commentary If you have never read William Watson’s book "Globalization and the Meaning of Canadian Life," you should. ...
Viewpoints
October 12, 2024
Peter Menzies: Bill That Aims to Control Speech Relating to Residential Schools Is Wrongheaded
Commentary The left has switched sides. Many years ago, it fought on the campuses of North America to ...
Viewpoints
October 1, 2024
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