Op-Eds

Below are some of the op-eds (and op-ed adjacent items) I have written for various outlets. They’re all good and the opinions expressed are correct.

What the looming federal election could mean for the Bank of Canada’s independence
Taking Advice as a Graduate Student
Canadian Secession: Then and Now
The Betrayal of the Canadian Liberals
LG Was Right to Question Smith’s Sovereignty Plan
Emergencies Act Could Create Modern-Day Slaves
Official Bilingualism Creates a Regional Power Imbalance
Moment of Truth: The Must-Read Book About Alberta’s Future
Forget Trade Agreements. Just Give Us Free Trade.
Why should international students bear the burden of solving the housing crisis?
The New Safe and Inclusive Access Bylaw Can Have Harmful Consequences
U of C’s Role in the Development of the Premier’s Sovereignty Act
Is Selling the Bookstore Really ‘Bad Business’? Maybe Not
The Sound Money Philosophy of Nicole Oresme
Revisiting Gresham’s Law: An Historical Overview
Murray Rothbard’s Unwavering Commitment to Peace
No Shirt, No Shoes, No Vaccine, No Service
Zora Neale Hurston: A Genius of the South and Anti-Imperialist Voice
Minimum Wage Laws Deny Low-Skilled Workers Their Autonomy
Moral Praiseworthiness and Coercion
Will Biden End the Horrors He Created in Yemen?
The Albertan Struggle Against Ottawa: A Brief History
Hoppesian Conflict Theory: Hoppe and Hobbes on the State of Nature and How to Escape It
Hoppe and Kropotkin on the State: Middle age anarchy and how we lost it
Is Libertarianism Reactionary?
The Justice of Secession: An Ontarian’s Perspective