All post-liberals have at one point or another declared themselves anti-libertarian. Why is it, then, that once in power...

Greg Marchildon speaks with Ron Graham about his book, The Coutts Diaries: Power, Politics, and Pierre Trudeau 1973-1981.

Cecil Rhodes saw the ‘native question’ very differently from imperial officials and missionaries who tried to...

At a time when most conversation about the arts remained stuck in an Oxbridge common room, Eno was a one-man laboratory...

For a long time, it had seemed that Assad might outlast everything. Then, almost overnight, it was over. And with his...

Podcast Episode · The Daily · 2025-07-01 · 34m

Greg Marchildon speaks with Micah True about his book, The Jesuit Relations.

Hayek suspected that nothing about the vindication of neoliberalism was likely to be straightforward. Some magical...

There were her nicknames: Nini with the nits at home as a child, Miss Educated in Seacliff psychiatric hospital, Waldo...

Join Gregory Marchildon for the Winnipeg launch of Tommy Douglas and the Quest for Medicare in Canada (University of Toronto Press). Featuring a conversation hosted by Gerald Friesen, followed by a bo...

There’s nothing surprising about Trump’s attack on the universities, or on the liberal law firms that he also...

Trump praised Musk for being so good at firing people: ‘You’re the greatest cutter. I mean, I look at what you do....

As the global political landscape shifts, seemingly by the hour, the European Union could offer Canada long term security and prosperity…

A former Alberta Health Services CEO has made stunning allegations of government interference on behalf of private companies in health care deals

Hamas had been able to take power in Gaza because Israel had failed to circumscribe Palestinian politics within the Oslo...

Despite the importance of the architectural meaning of the film’s title, the other meaning, the wrong meaning, is also...

The provocations were the sharper because he was scratching at his own sores. You don’t need to warm to Gauguin...

The trial of Marshal Pétain began on 23 July 1945 and lasted until 15 August. The small Paris courtroom was crowded...

We’ve seen many skirmishes in America’s culture wars over the decades; one recent round, over abortion, was on the ballot in ten states during the 2024

Witness to Yesterday (The Champlain Society Podcast on Canadian History) · Episode

Podcast Episode · Witness to Yesterday (The Champlain Society Podcast on Canadian History) · 2024-12-18 · 28m

JSGS along with the Department of History, and Department of Politics and International Studies at the University of Regina invite you to join us for a presentation by Dr. Gregory Marchildon (PhD) on ...