Overplaying Their Hand
Opposition Members of Parliament have some tools at their disposal to help drive the agenda or raise issues they feel are important. Granted that over the past few decades, that…
Opposition Members of Parliament have some tools at their disposal to help drive the agenda or raise issues they feel are important. Granted that over the past few decades, that…
To the National Energy Board the TransMountain pipeline expansion is “likely to cause significant adverse environmental effects on the Southern resident killer whale.” The NEB went on to conclude, “yeah,…
Episode Three of the Magpie Brûlé podcast is now up and ready to listen to. In this episode, I talk about the SNC Lavalin/PMO scandal, it’s effects and the week…
Well, it’s Academy Awards Sunday. Remember when that used to be a big deal? As a longtime movie fan and pop culture junkie, I’ve always watched the Oscars with varying…
Scandals are becoming as common as Wednesday throughout the country. The width and breadth have yet to have been fully revealed in either the SNC Lavalin scandal or the behaviour…
Canadians, contact the Senate. Urge them to work together to pass Private Member’s Bill C-262, “An Act to ensure that the laws of Canada are in harmony with the United…
My column on the racism and anti-Semitism that permeates Maxime Bernier’s “People’s Party” – I use flying quotes because it is neither: it’s a personality cult, not a party, and…
Cost overruns on the Ottawa public transit project beg many questions related to accountability, fraud, legalities related to commitments and conflicts of interest. All municipalities should reconsider major infrastructure projects…
This and that for your Sunday reading. – Jay Shambaugh, Ryan Nunn and Stacy Anderson write about the lasting effects of racial and regional inequality. – Samuel Stein discusses the…
William Davis writes in The New York Times that we are witnessing an ominous phenomenon: A good indication of liberalism’s declining health is the rising profile of the military in…
The crazies are behind door ‘C’ and we turn them loose at our peril. And it is certainly not the role of Canada’s senior civil servant to open that door.…
Here are the lists of the top 10 fiction and non-fiction titles sold in Edmonton during the week ended Feb. 17, 2019. The lists are compiled by Audreys Books and…
Canada’s top energy journalist, Andrew Nikiforuk, sees a litigation-filled future for the National Energy Board’s “reconsideration” report on Trudeau’s Trans Mountain pipeline. With its so-called “reconsideration report” on the Trans…
by Jodi Lastman | Feb 11, 2019 |ParkPeople.careprinted by permission Rena Soutar is one of the keynote speakers at Park People’s upcoming Heart of the City Conference taking place in…
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This is what our lane looked like this morning. After several snowfalls and freeze and thaw cycles, it had been reduced to two tracks of ruts about four inches thick.…
It’s not a memorandum. It’s not a booklet. It’s an 800 page tome.
Is Maxime Bernier a racist? It’s a fair question. For months, the leader of the nascent People’s Party of Canada has been giving us every indication that he just might…
On Thursday, Privy Council Clerk Michael Wernick appeared before the House of Commons justice committee to address questions concerning SNC-Lavalin, however he also discussed the increasingly dangerous political climate specifically…
Now, like good, as in docile, Canadians I suppose we should be saying, “oh shucks, I don’t like that very much but, if they’re saying it’s for the greater good,…