Henry Heller
Professor Henry Heller, scholar, teacher, author, Marxist, revolutionary, and comrade in many campaigns over the decades, died on January 15, 2026. He was a remarkable man for many reasons and…
Ontario Budgets are highly misleading
In the lead up to the Ontario provincial Budget, it's useful to flag just how unreliable they have become as a guide to public spending and provincial deficits in recent…
Canada Continues to Defend Sovereignty with “Elbows Up”
America openly threatened Canadian sovereignty last year and has engaged in a planned economic destruction of the nation. The Republican Party views the entire hemisphere as theirs and is actively…
That One-Seat Difference
One feature Prime Minister Mark Carney offers Canada more than almost any other is a sense of control and stability.
A Round-up of Opinion: On Carney, On Poilievre, On Canada, and On Trump
This is just a miscellaneous roundup of various comments and opinions. On Carney: Just for a second, I thought maybe this was true: Carney eyes Bloc MP to complete his…
No Order of Canada for Cherry? That’s the pits, sour grapes Conservatives insist
Tout le monde MAGA Alberta, apparently anxious to quit Canada as quickly as possible and maybe even join the gong show south of the 49th Parallel, is all of a…
Tuesday Night Cat Blogging
Blissed cat.
Life…A Small Spark Between Two Eternities 2026-03-17 21:20:00
We bow our heads in profound sorrow as we remember Eva Schloss, a survivor of Auschwitz-Birkenau, a guardian of memory, and a voice of conscience for generations. She has passed…
The tech bros rebel
The heads of large corporations are perhaps the most powerful men in the United States.... The post The tech bros rebel first appeared on Views from the Beltline.
Tuesday Afternoon Links
This and that for your Tuesday reading.- Mona Charen writes that Donald Trump's war in Iran can't be explained by any motive other than a sheer ego trip. Steven Beschloss…
Above the Law
#DougFord flies above the law #onpoli #FOI
Trump’s Folly
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The Lambda Fifth Columns: Part 4 (of 4), Winter 1973
This is the last part of a new series of Fifth Columns featuring my columns from 1971 to 1973 in the Laurentian University student newspaper Lambda, that inspired me to…
Today’s tonic: “How the numbers undermine Doug Ford’s flight of fancy on Billy Bishop and jets”
Before everyone jumps on Doug Ford's bandwagon (like doing that got us anywhere good in the past!?) about bringing "jets" to the Toronto Island airport, give this piece by the…
Today’s News: The Carney Rebellion, plus my Final Paralympics Catch-up
Its "The Carney Rebellion"! Now that Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz to shipping - except for ships whose country has made its own deal and is paying in…
Monday Afternoon Links
Miscellaneous material to start your week.- Adam King discusses several new studies showing that wealth inequality is only continuing to balloon in Canada. And Jared Walker and Silas Xuereb rightly…
Wise Law’s Top Ten Legal News Post for the Week of March 16, 2026
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In Session: First Nations Chiefs hit back against Alberta separatism
Challenging Danielle Smith at the Legislature to meeting King Charles III in London. It was a big week. This is the second in a series of Daveberta Podcast episodes I’m…
Wise Law’s Legal Headlines for the week of March 16, 2026
Here are our leading legal headlines for the week of March 16, 2026 from Wise Law on Twitter:Live Nation, U.S. Department of Justice reach settlement in antitrust trial Hamilton man,…
$90M for private schools is terrible public policy, but it makes political sense for the UCP
Critics say the United Conservative Government’s plan to fund private-school construction projects to the tune of $90 million over three years makes no sense. Alas, the scheme announced by Education…