Project 2025 Invited To… Cabinet?
This week, we learned that Prime Minister Mark Carney’s team invited Heritage Foundation president and Project 2025 architect Kevin Roberts to speak to cabinet at a closed-door session for his…
David Graham
Pierre Poilievre Back To… Do Something?
What does Pierre Poilievre want for Canada?
American Succession
Should Trump die in office, it is not entirely clear that the 25th amendment will be followed when the rest of the constitution is already being ignored. There is, after…
Fire
With record-breaking forest fires burning across the country as we experience a prolonged drought in the Maritimes, it is time to post a short story I wrote a few years…
The Right Move On Fibre Optic Internet Access
Last week, the federal government upheld a ruling by the CRTC that existing fibre optic infrastructure must be shared with resellers in much the same way as cable and phone…
Texas Is Why Parliamentary Privilege Exists
Dustin Burrows is a name that will one day have his own chapter in the Anthology of American Fascism.
Rediscovering Canada
I owe a debt of gratitude to Donald Trump.
US Travel Advisory Required
It's time for the government to issue a travel advisory warnings Canadians to avoid the United States for their own safety, not only as a means of economic protest.
How Minimum Wage Should Work
There is no excuse for any employer to pay any full time worker less than the realistic cost of living within reasonable proximity of their place of employment.
Unbridled Corruption In A Fascist America
The state legislature in Texas tried to pass a bill to redistrict the state to gerrymander five more Republican congressmen for next year’s mid-term elections.
On Recognising the Palestinian State
Mark Carney says that Canada intends to recognise the state of Palestine next month at the United Nations.
The Longest-Shortest Ballot’s Looming Quagmire
Monday, Elections Canada announced that, due to the inordinate number of candidates in Battle River—Crowfoot, voters will have to write out the name of the candidate they wish to elect.
The Real Gulf of America
Between Canada and Mexico exists an ever-darkening expanse of medieval terror in a place we can reasonably refer to as the Gulf of America.
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.
Lawn Mowers Are Our Most Pampered Pets
Summer is once again upon us.
Conservatives Are What They Accuse
The Epstein saga has laid bare a core principle of the modern conservative movement.
A Permanent Universal Transit Token?
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.
American Fascism Is A Canadian Problem
It is not a mere matter of morbid curiosity that has us focusing so much attention on the United States.
What Would You Have Done In 1941?
The American descent into fascism is so rapid and comprehensive as to suggest its architects are indeed students of history.
An American Concentration Camp
It is impossible to overstate the significance of yesterday’s launch of “Alligator Alcatraz” in the Florida Everglades.