The Longest Ballot Vulnerability
The Longest Ballot Committee has struck again, this time in the unnecessary Battle River-Crowfoot by-election prompted by Pierre Poilievre’s defeat in Carleton.
The Longest Ballot Committee has struck again, this time in the unnecessary Battle River-Crowfoot by-election prompted by Pierre Poilievre’s defeat in Carleton.
Summer is once again upon us.
The Epstein saga has laid bare a core principle of the modern conservative movement.
If you have ever tried to park downtown in the middle of a weekday in nearly any Canadian city, you’ll find that it is expensive or difficult, often both.
It is not a mere matter of morbid curiosity that has us focusing so much attention on the United States.
The American descent into fascism is so rapid and comprehensive as to suggest its architects are indeed students of history.
It is impossible to overstate the significance of yesterday’s launch of “Alligator Alcatraz” in the Florida Everglades.
33-year old self-described democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani beat billionaire-backed Andrew Cuomo for the Democratic primary for the mayor of New York this week.
In a properly functioning society, charity would not need to exist.
The new federal government is seeking to give law enforcement new investigative powers without judicial oversight.
When Donald Trump’s first act as the 47th president of the United States was to pardon 1,500 people involved in his January 6 2021 coup attempt, he gave license to…
Today in Washington, DC, Donald Trump is planning a $45 million Soviet-style military parade to celebrate his 79th birthday, while using 4700 military personnel to suppress protests in Los Angeles…
Pierre Poilievre is exactly the leader the Conservative Party of Canada needs today.
Trump has long wanted an excuse to invoke martial law to abolish any remaining pretence of democracy in his country.
Don’t be fooled.
The beginning of the 45th Parliament has been a showcase for the ever-declining independence of our elected representatives.
Canada dodged a bullet, as we are once again reminded by our neighbours to the south.
One of the bizarre rituals of election campaigns is the campaign sign.
The Catholic Church’s selection of an American not shy to criticise the US administration as their new Pope does not suddenly make the world’s largest tax-exempt corporation a bastion of…
Mark Carney doesn’t feel threatened by competence and he isn’t governed by favours.