West backs Ukraine as Blinken visits Kyiv amid aid urgency
Ukrainian frontline needs persist as Blinken visits Kyiv after a $61 billion aid package approval. Russia eyes Kharkiv expansion, Donbas pressure grows, and western support must accelerate with air defences and long range arms. Georgia also tensions amid pro Moscow shifts, signaling broader regional stakes.
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Five lessons from COVID-19 for future health policy
Public health lessons from the end of the COVID-19 emergency stress cautious policymaking. The Alberta report urges openness to alternative narratives, rigorous data checks, and reasoned decisions that blend science with community values. It warns against overreliance on single metrics and calls for negotiated trade offs to fit diverse goals.
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Eco-extremism threat grows in Canada says Frontier policy study
A Frontier Centre study warns eco-extremism in Canada has risen over the past decade, highlighted by a February 2022 attack on a Coastal GasLink pipeline site by about 20 masked assailants. The piece links this to radicalized climate activism, calls for extremist designations, and urges deradicalization and legal action to curb further violence. The author is Joseph Quesnel, a Frontier Centre fellow, with Troy Media credited.
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