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No one’s coming to save Canada. We must do it ourselves

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By Howard Anglin
| The Hub Canada
In 2000, after another close loss by a mediocre Boston Celtics team, coach Rick Pitino decided he’d had enough: enough of losing, of the fans, and of the city’s attitude. At the postgame news conference, he vented his feelings: Larry Bird is not walking through that door, fans. Kevin McHale is not walking through that door, and Robert Parish is not walking through that door. And if you expect them to walk through that door, they’re going to be grey and old.
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What’s driving Alberta separatism? Don’t overlook immigration

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By Howard Anglin
| The Hub Canada
Commentary 11 June 2026 A rally in support of a separation referendum in Edmonton, May 4, 2026. Jason Franson/The Canadian Press. In all the discussion of Alberta’s meta-referendum on whether to have a referendum on separation, it has gone mostly unremarked that of the 10 questions on the ballot this October, only one is about separation while five are, directly or indirectly, about immigration.
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Howard Anglin: In defence of a loose Confederation in an age of separatism

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By Howard Anglin
| readtheline.ca
This piece is adapted from the second half of a keynote lecture given by the author at Cardus Exchange in Ottawa on May 7, 2026. Parts of that lecture were adapted from an earlier piece published at The Hub in 2021. By: Howard Anglin The common good is a universal goal that cannot be realized universally. At best, that good can only ever express itself locally, among a specific people, in a specific time, and a specific place, and through social bonds among groups of people.
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