Freedom of expression is under attack at our universities
by Peter MacKinnon, University of Saskatchewan Tolerance is one of the most familiar words in the English language. By definition... View Article
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NL residents recognize dire circumstances in province; Want political leadership.
Half of NL residents think the province is likely to go bankrupt in the new few years. Most are looking... View Article
Conservatives call for national-security review of Aecon sale to Chinese company
Robert Fife and Steven Chase The Conservative Party is calling for a formal national-security review of the $1.5-billion sale of... View Article
Justin Trudeau vs Justin Trudeau: a brief history of a prime minister and his (epic) gaffes
The frank, open format of town halls has revealed several things about Trudeau, including, perhaps, that he doesn’t always think... View Article
The Arctic is full of toxic mercury, and climate change is going to release it
There are 32 million gallons worth of mercury trapped in the permafrost, ‘twice as much mercury as the rest of... View Article
John Ivison: Trudeau is in a fight he can’t win with veterans, and his frustration shows
John Ivison Trudeau was elected on a platform that raised expectations to infinity. To Blaszczyk, even the Tories look good... View Article
How dare you kill off mankind, Mr Trudeau, you spineless virtue-signalling excuse for a feminist
By Piers Morgan for MailOnline Mankind ended last night. I know, I know, you probably didn’t realize. But it happened.... View Article
Notley and new Saskatchewan premier discuss action against B.C.
Don Braid, Calgary Herald More from Don Braid, Calgary Herald Saskatchewan’s new premier is considering retaliatory measures against B.C. over... View Article
Could Alberta bring B.C. to its knees by shutting off the oil?
by Tristin Hopper If they don’t like pipelines, let’s see if B.C. likes having a main supply of gasoline turned... View Article
20% more mortgages are being denied by big banks, sending borrowers down the credit ladder
Stricter mortgage rules are sending borrowers towards more risky lenders that are out of the regulator’s purview The Canadian Press... View Article
Don’t tell Albertans, but Ontario is benefiting from a big loophole in the equalization formula
Stuart Thomson The $963 million in equalization money Ontario will receive comes via ‘adjustment payments,’ and may be disconcerting for... View Article
Why Justin Trudeau is not the leader many believe he is
By Grant Dawson — The Conversation Grant Dawson, University of Nottingham Stephen Harper, Canada’s former prime minister, might well have... View Article
Trudeau’s on Alberta’s side, sort of
By LORNE GUNTER I’m glad Prime Minister Justin Trudeau got a second chance to clarify where he stands on the... View Article
For a befuddled Trudeau, it’s nasty in Nanaimo
by Rick BellMore from Rick Bell After getting smacked with the carbon tax, this is our payback. Trudeau, still flogging... View Article
Fake news and dodgy claims from the Alberta government
Mark Milke, for the Calgary Herald Ever since the Vietnam War and government disinformation from the Lyndon B. Johnson... View Article