Author: Warren

Leave the unelected ones out of it. Many of us – most of us, if you believe the statistics – have been through it.  It is sad.  It is painful.  It is like death without dying, almost. And the last thing anyone needs, when going through a marital split, is to have the

Been through it. Everyone should leave the kids (and her) out of it. #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/0zli6LxvK0 — Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) August 2, 2023

Bigot. That word – along with its corollaries, racist, sexist, hater, et al. – get thrown around a lot, of course.  It happens so often, these days, that those words have lost all meaning.  Like they say: if everyone is a racist, then no one is a racist. But Erica

KINSELLA COLUMN by Warren Kinsella Name ten federal cabinet ministers. Just ten. It’s not a lot. Ten represents just a quarter of Justin Trudeau’s cabinets in recent years. So, name ten. But you can’t, can you? You’re not alone. Few can. With the exception of weirdos like media political columnists

In our hearts, we know: the only certainty in life is death. It comes for every one of us. The uncertainty of the hour of death is also a source of grief in our lives, someone said, and they’re indisputably right. That death is coming, on whispering feet, and we

KINSELLA, Lorna Emma Bridget. Artist, loving mother, grandmother and wife. Born in Montreal, July 7, 1932; died in Toronto, Ont., July 15, 2023. Daughter of Irene (Danaher) Cleary; survived by loving sister Saundra Cleary; pre-deceased by cherished siblings Eddie, Mickey, Carol, Gail and Irene. Married T. Douglas Kinsella MD, CM,

Tonight's Yeats. The final night, I think. pic.twitter.com/tT3TjmEF1M — Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) July 14, 2023