C2C Journal

Established in 2007 as both a print and online platform, C2C Journal has evolved into a primarily digital magazine. It focuses on publishing original articles, commentaries, reviews, and investigative pieces. Targeting a national Canadian audience, C2C caters to readers who appreciate innovative ideas and high-quality writing on contemporary political, cultural, and economic topics. The magazine is known for its in-depth journalism, offering greater depth than typical mainstream news sources while being more engaging than standard academic publications. C2C holds a clear preference for free markets, democratic governance, and personal freedom. We aim for our reporting and commentary to be balanced, fair, and accurate. Our goal is to delve into and promote “Ideas that Lead,” encouraging writers to challenge conventional thoughts, explore new perspectives, and present arguments grounded in the principles of classical liberalism and Western thought. C2C is especially committed to nurturing new and emerging writers. We warmly invite anyone interested in contributing to the magazine to check out our Submissions page.

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Standing Up for Urinals: Can They Survive the Gender-Neutral Washroom Craze?

1 week ago | c2cjournal.ca | Peter Taylor

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Lies Our Machines Tell Us: Why the New Generation of “Reasoning” AIs Can’t be Trusted

1 month ago | c2cjournal.ca | Gleb Lisikh

We clear the battlefield For steel machines, chilled by cold calculus, To clash with Mongol horde aflame with savage passion! – Alexander Blok, The Scythians, 1918 In an uncanny coincidence occurring on Donald Trump’s Inauguration and just a day before the new president announced his commitment for America to lead the way in artificial intelligence (AI), a bold new entrant from China burst onto the generative AI market challenging the established players in both performance and costs....
You Don’t Belong: The Exclusionary “Citizenship” Agenda in Quebec Bill 21 and 84

2 months ago | c2cjournal.ca | Anna Farrow

At the end of February, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni addressed the U.S.-based Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) via video link. In a rousing speech, Meloni proclaimed, “I still believe in the West. Not just as a geographical space but as a civilization.
Hope and Resilience: A Personal Journey to Mae Sot

Mar 6, 2025 | c2cjournal.ca | Patrick Keeney

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Dead Letter Department: How Privatization Could Save Canada Post, and Taxpayers Too

Feb 28, 2025 | c2cjournal.ca | Peter Taylor

The concept of regular mail delivery goes back to the ancient Persians who, according to Greek historian Herodotus, operated a pony-express-style courier system throughout the empire of Darius the Great circa 500 BC. The modern post office, however, comes from Rowland Hill. In 1837 Hill, a British educator and social reformer, proposed a dramatic change in how the Royal Mail operated.
Research to Ruin: The Worsening Spectre of Academic Fraud

Jan 21, 2025 | c2cjournal.ca | Lynne Cohen

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Drinking by the Numbers: What Statistics Canada Doesn’t Want You to Know

Nov 14, 2024 | c2cjournal.ca | Peter Taylor

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Net Gain: A Common-Sense Climate Policy for Canada

Nov 9, 2024 | c2cjournal.ca | Robert Lyman

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Net Gain: A Common-Sense Climate Change Policy for Canada

Nov 9, 2024 | c2cjournal.ca | Robert Lyman

The Justin Trudeau government has made reducing greenhouse gas emissions the pre-eminent goal of public policy. In 2021 it passed the Canadian Net-Zero Emissions Accountability Act, binding present and future governments to a process intended to achieve “net zero” emissions by 2050 and to set incremental five-year emission reduction targets and plans towards that end.
Mischief Trial of the Century: Inside the Crown’s Bogus, Punitive and Occasionally Hilarious Case Against the Freedom Convoy’s Tamara Lich and Chris Barber, Part I | C2C Journal

Oct 31, 2024 | c2cjournal.ca | Lynne Cohen

As the 13-month-long trial of Freedom Convoy organizers Tamara Lich and Chris Barber lurched into its final days at the Ottawa Courthouse, Assistant Crown Attorney Siobhain Wetscher reached for her highest dudgeon and broadest hyperbole. In making her closing arguments, Wetscher declared this to be an “overwhelming case” backed by an abundance of “significant evidence.” Attempting to draw the focus onto the assembled facts, she swatted away claims it was a politically-motivated prosecution.