Tag: Feature

When you’ve concluded that the media are “destroying our mental health,” is it a good idea to then do multi-platform media interviews on multiple continents? When “public pressure” about your private life is causing you “drama, stress and tears,” do you then turn around and agree to participate in an

Like I’ve said for months: Anyone who is (a) sane (b) of voting age (c) in Canada doesn’t like either Trudeau or Poilievre.  The federal choices suck.  Worst ever. From the Globe: “More than half of Canadians think the Liberals should ditch Justin Trudeau as leader before the next federal

Here are some of my walls. Happy 2023, all of youse. pic.twitter.com/cowlJfhuhR — Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) December 31, 2022

I don’t do the top ten albums anymore, much to the chagrin of Scott Sellers and Lee Hill, but I do feel an obligation to let y’all know which albums and singles are the best of 2022 – in fact, not in my opinion. In fact. The best album belongs

It’s that time of year! The time, that is, when columnists haul out their naughty and nice lists, and type up political winners and losers. And who am I to buck tradition? So, herewith and heretofore, the political winners of 2022! (The political losers column comes next. And being on

I’ve been productive the past few (Jeep-less) days. Here’s the result. Merry Christmas, everyone.

I feel like I finally got Iceland. Merry Christmas, all. pic.twitter.com/LpRpCMDYy4 — Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) December 24, 2022

Volodomyr Zelenskyy paid a surprise visit to Joe Biden this week. It was really, really important. For starters, it was the Ukrainian president’s first trip outside his country since Vladimir Putin’s war began in February. And, as 2022 grinds to a close — but as the war grinds on, Zelenskyy,

Do by-elections, which usually have notoriously low turnout, matter? We get told general campaigns do, all the time. But what about by-elections? Should we care — and should we care that no one seems to, you know, care about them? That legendary political muse, Dan Quayle, had the best take

Spare a thought and a prayer, if you will, for the convoy types. Because they are sad and lonely, these days. Their suitor and champion has abandoned them, you see. Pierre Poilievre has ghosted the convoy folk. It’s no small thing. Poilievre won his Conservative Party’s leadership in a landslide

If you believe that big political graves are dug with tiny shovels – and you should, because they are – then you should also believe the reverse is true. That is, big political successes are usually constructed with the little things.  Not grand, sweeping gestures: voters have become justifiably suspicious

STOCKHOLM — Extremism comes on tiny feet. You almost don’t see it until it’s too late. Take this IKEA, for example, on Regeringsgatan, near the old city of Stockholm. Here, tucked between grandiose 16th-century buildings and charming cobblestone streets, is another IKEA. It’s just like the ones in Canada, found