- “The Liberal prime minister Pierre Poilievre should emulate,” National Post (27 November 2025)
- “Tim Cook showed Canadians how to fall in love with history,” National Post (28 October 2025)
- “In the U.S., historians can be rock stars. But not in Canada,” National Post (22 October 2025)
- “Charlie Kirk murder an example of how cancel culture leads to violence,” National Post (16 September 2025)
- “Woke may have peaked, but on campus, it’s far from dead,” The Line (4 September 2025)
- “Judge brought politics through the back door in Toronto bike lane case,” National Post (11 August 2025)
- “The drug-addict zombies are coming for your neighbourhood,” National Post (24 July 2025)
- “Canada’s long-standing tradition of sweeping its British roots under the rug,” National Post (29 June 2025)
- “How Canadian universities can avoid the American dumpster fire of de-woking,” National Post (10 June 2025)
- “Systemic discrimination is legal in Canada,” National Post (2 June 2025)
- “The radical takeover of a Canadian studies conference in Britain,” National Post (2 May 2025)
- “Mark Carney gives in to woke left, throws father under the bus,” National Post (8 April 2025)
- “Canadians need a proud, not guilt-ridden Canada,” National Post (17 March 2025)
- “The TDSB should read the room on renaming schools,” National Post (4 March 2025)
- “The push Canada needs to achieve true independence,” National Post (10 Feb 2025)
- “The Liberals are blocking Canada’s progress,” National Post (22 January 2025)”
- “Justin Trudeau never really understood Canada,” The Hub (8 January 2025)
- “Governor General betrays Constitution by letting Liberals escape Parliament,” National Post (6 January 2025)
- “CBC could learn a thing or two from The Vinyl Cafe,” National Post (24 December 2024)
- “Justin Trudeau could learn a lot from William Lyon Mackenzie King, Canada’s most successful prime minister,” The Hub (17 December 2025)
- “‘Safety’-obsessed schools are a barrier to education,” National Post (17 December 2024)
- “He is pro-Israel. Literary activists destroyed his life’s work,” National Post (2 December 2024)
- “John A. Macdonald — a reputation trashed so hatefully, suddenly and thoroughly,” National Post (18 November 2024)
- “The cancellation mob comes for an 1840s governor general,” National Post (31 October 2024)
- “Serious questions for Canadians who still support Samidoun and Hamas,” National Post (22 October 2024)
- “Giller Prize drowned in anti-Israel nonsense,” National Post (8 October 2024)
- “The ‘settler’ label has taken on uniquely religious characteristics“National Post (17 September 2024)
- “Universities should drop the wokeness or brace for conservative reforms” National Post (1 September 2024)
- “Conservatives are weird — because progressives have bastardized cultural norms” National Post (14 August 2024)
- “‘Unhoused,’ not ‘homeless’ — advocates craft a new language of victimhood“National Post (30 July 2024)
- “Liberal MPs have the power to replace Trudeau — they just have to take it” National Post (15 July 2024)
- “Canadian Encyclopedia succumbs to the wokification of history“National Post (27 June 2024)
- “Four ways Pierre Poilievre and the Conservatives can fight woke ideology” The Hub (17 June 2024)
- “Treasonous MPs the end result of project to delegitimize Canada” National Post (12 June 2024)
- “Canada’s historians are more lost than they realize” The Hub (2 February 2024)
- “We are telling the wrong story about Canada” The Hub (7 December 2023)
- “Oh look, the progressive left suddenly cares about free speech,” National Post (16 November 2023)
- “The Harm Reduction Consensus is Cracking,” The Hub (16 May 2023)
- “King Charles III is as Canadian as maple syrup,” National Post (5 May 2023)
- “Become a cheerleader or find another job: The political test of equity, diversity and inclusiveness initiatives,” Macdonald Laurier Institute (15 February 2023)
- “Jordan Peterson will be ok, it’s the rest of us who need to worry,” National Post (12 January 2023)
- “Genocide ‘Concept Creep’ More Likely to Harm Reconciliation,” National Post (29 October 2022)
- “Conservative Professors are Self-Censoring to Avoid Left-Wing Hostility,” National Post (30 September 2022)
- “Terry Glavin’s Critics,” National Post (15 June 2022)
- “The Lessons of Munich,” The Hub (9 Feb 2022)
- “Quebec commission proposes bold new approach to protect academic freedom from woke mobs,” National Post (20 Dec 2021)
- “Only the Woke Need Apply,” Macdonald Laurier Institute (22 Nov 2021)
- “Question Time,” a review of Price, Questions of Order: Confederation and the Making of Modern Canada in Literary Review of Canada (October 2021).
- “Debating Genocide in Canada,” History Reclaimed (Sep 2021)
- “The Canadian Historical Association’s Fake Consensus on Genocide,” Quillette (10 August 2021) republished in National Post (13 August 2021)
- “This Canada Day Let’s Cancel the Cancellers,” The Hub (28 June 2021)
- “Canadians’ rights collide,” National Post (6 May 2021)
- “We have a collective action problem and we’re all to blame,” The Hub (5 May 2021
- “The results are in — there is an ingrained bias in academia against conservatives,” National Post (4 March online/9 March paper 2021)
- “In the Eye of the Historian,” a review of three books on Louis Riel, Literary Review of Canada(January/February 2021).
- “Confessions of a Social Constructionist,” Quillette (17 September 2019)
- ‘Canadian Universities Have a Viewpoint Diversity Problem,’ National Post (4 July 2019)
- “The Cult of Personal Autonomy,” Literary Review of Canada (October 2018).
- ‘Four Secrets of Canada’s Success,’ Peterborough Examiner (30 June 2017)
- ‘History Lessons, Cast in Bronze,’ Globe & Mail (28 October 2015)
- ‘Empire Man’, a review of Donald Wright, Donald Creighton: A Life in History in Literary Review of Canada (September 2015).
- ‘Eugene Forsey’s Traditionalism,’ The Dorchester Review 4:2 (Autumn/Winter 2014).
- ‘A Monument to Victims or Just Partisan Bluster?’ Toronto Star (21 December 2014). [not online]
- ‘After Del Mastro’ Ottawa Citizen (7 November 2014).
- ‘Following the sheep,’ a review of Julie Gilmour, Trouble on Main Street: Mackenzie King, Reason, Race, and the 1907 Vancouver Riots in Literary Review of Canada (May 2014).
- ‘The Great War Left More than One Legacy,’ Ottawa Citizen (15 January 2014)
- ‘No devil in Museum of History details,’ Ottawa Citizen (4 December 2013)
- ‘National Indigestion’ The Dorchester Review 3:2 (Autumn/Winter 2013): 40-44.
- ‘CanLit Embarrasses Itself’ Ottawa Citizen (14 November 2013)
- ‘Political Scandals don’t Always Stick’ Ottawa Citizen (4 Nov 2013)
- ‘Lester Pearson on Trial,’ a review of Yves Engler, The Truth About Lester Pearson in Literary Review of Canada (April 2012).
- ‘MPs Don’t Really Want to Talk About History’ Ottawa Citizen (7 May 2013)
- ‘Yorkville State of Mind,’ a review of Stuart Henderson, Making the Scene: Yorkville and Hip Toronto in the 1960s in Literary Review of Canada (September 2011).
Christopher Dummitt
Historian
Christopher Dummitt 