Canada must unequivocally support regime change in Iran
Silence is deafening in Ottawa
Justin Trudeau
Canada’s Bet on Beijing Puts USMCA at Risk
Does Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney really consider China to be a “more predictable” partner than the United States? During a visit to Beijing last week, Carney unveiled a “new strategic partnership”...
Policy Briefs
Diplomacy without pressure won’t end Iran’s nuclear program
Ottawa should insist that future talks require Tehran to dismantle its atomic program, end uranium enrichment and demolish its ballistic missiles.
Op-eds
Now is not the time for a new nuclear deal with Iran
The time is ripe not for an accord, but for increased global economic pressure that would deter the Islamic Republic from ever reconstituting its atomic program.
Op-eds
Hamas murder of Israeli Hostages threatens Canadian interests
Only a resounding Hamas defeat backed by the West can persuade Iran that its grisly agenda stands no chance of success.
Op-eds
Jewish National Fund Facing Loss of Charitable Status in Canada
Latest Developments Following a years-long auditing process, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) decided to revoke the Jewish National Fund of Canada’s (JNF) charitable status over the organization’s...
Flash Briefs
Trudeau must avow Canadian support for Israel in Gaza
Peer beneath the surface and the horrific truth emerges. In Gaza’s underground, a vast tunnel system spanning hundreds of miles conceals Hamas fighters, their weapons and likely their Israeli hostages....
Op-eds
Canada Designates IRGC as Terrorist Organization
Canada’s federal government designated Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) on June 19 as a terrorist organization pursuant to the Criminal Code. The move comes after...
Flash Briefs
October 7 attacks strengthen case for designating IRGC as a terrorist organization
The IRGC lies at the root of the chaos that has engulfed the Middle East for the past seven months.
Op-eds
Canada Increases Number of Temporary Visas Allotted to Gazans
Canada announced plans on May 27 to increase the number of visas allotted to Gazans from 1,000 to 5,000. The temporary visas are reserved for relatives of Canadians and will be issued...
Flash Briefs
Canada’s House of Commons Presses Trudeau to Designate IRGC
The Canadian House of Commons unanimously passed a motion on May 8 to designate Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization under the Criminal Code....
Flash Briefs
Canada Bans Arms Exports to Israel
Ottawa plans to halt all arms exports to Israel pursuant to a non-binding parliamentary motion passed on March 19, Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly told the Toronto...
Flash Briefs
Canada Must Impose Consequences on Iran for Downing Flight PS752
Today marks the fourth anniversary of Iran’s downing of Ukrainian International Airlines flight PS752, killing all 176 people on board, including 85 Canadian citizens and permanent residents. The milestone...
Policy Briefs
Canada must secure the release of hostages without funding Hamas
If Ottawa supports a U.S. ransom deal, terrorists would take it as green light to capture more Canadians
Op-eds
Canada Must Recognize Iran’s Role in Gaza Terror
Trudeau has failed to designate Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist group pursuant to Canada’s Criminal Code.
Op-eds
Canada must seek justice for victims of Flight PS752
Tehran says it is exacting justice for the victims of Ukrainian International Airlines flight PS752, which Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) shot down in January 2020 as it took off from...
Op-eds
Losing Latin America
The U.S. retreats while China’s Communist rulers advance
Op-eds
Canada must put Iran’s Revolutionary Guard on terrorist list under Criminal Code
“Excuses.” That’s how Hamed Esmaeilion, the former spokesperson for the Association of Families of Flight PS752 Victims, recently described Ottawa’s rationales for refusing to sanction Iran’s...
Op-eds
The Three Amigos Summit
President Biden doesn’t intend to defend America’s border
Op-eds
Biden Calls for a Free Iran
“We’re gonna free Iran,” said President Joe Biden on Thursday. “They’re gonna free themselves pretty soon.” A White House spokesperson appeared to back-pedal the statement the next day, saying that Biden was merely “expressing, again, our solidarity” with Iranian protestors rather than articulating a new U.S. policy. Still, the president’s declaration constitutes an apparent endorsement of regime change in Iran, implicitly repudiating his current policy, which centers on engaging the regime in hopes of reviving the 2015 nuclear deal.