National Post
Beryl Wajsman
Publishing · On our record since 2026
Where this writer stands
Foreign affairs2 pieces
Alliance restraintAssertive alliances and sanctions
“The answer should be simple: no embassy, no normalization, and no platform for a regime whose influence would make Canada less safe, less united, and less free.” Read the piece
Immigration1 piece
Higher permanent intakeLower intake
“A society cannot sustain itself if it lacks confidence in basic western, liberal values grounded in fundamental universal freedoms and labours under the yoke of — and submission to — particularist multiculturalism.” Read the piece
Federalism1 piece
Ottawa leadsProvinces lead
“Critics describe such measures as rigid. In fact, they are essential guardrails protecting the universal foundations of a liberal society which Ottawa would do well to mirror.” Read the piece
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Recent work
- Beryl Wajsman: An Iranian embassy would stoke antisemitism in CanadaOpinion · National Post · Jun 30, 2026
- Beryl Wajsman: François Legault, Canada's defender of western valuesOpinion · National Post · Mar 6, 2026