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The article focuses on terrorists and their use of fear as a weapon in 2015. Topics include the powerlessness of terrorists that are isolated from society, the creation of the 'fear economy,' which is sale of goods purchased due to fear, and how fear became a commodity. Information is provided on how to combat fear.

The article discusses public anxiety over terrorist attacks in the U.S. by the Islamic State militant group, focusing on the potential implications for border policies. Topics include comments from U.S. and Iraqi politicians on the threat of terrorist actions, the possible impact of U.S. border restrictions on the Canadian economy, and U.S. spending on military and homeland security efforts.

The article discusses the fear and anxiety in the social attitudes of Quebecers of Quebec province, including their attitudes towards Canadian immigration policy. An overview the attitudes of French-speakers of Quebec, including in regard to their feeling of vulnerability and the social bonding in Quebec, is provided.

The article discusses the rhetoric of 2016 Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump in response to the June 11, 2016 massacre at the gay nightclub Pulse in Orlando, Florida. Topics, including Trump's political use of fear, his rhetoric toward Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and his relationship with the LGBT community, are discussed.

Editorial. Discusses some of the things Canadians should be afraid of as of Summer 1998. The great heat of the summer which resembles an Omega Block; The drop of the Canadian dollar; The fear of Y2K; Osama bin Laden as the summer's villain; United States President Bill Clinton's relations with younger women; More.