Trudeau’s UN address makes tackling First Nations problems even harder

A lot of breathless analysis and media handwringing has been devoted to U.S. President Donald Trump’s speech to the United Nations this week.

Lorne Gunter

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Canada’s Sikh population needs to communicate its identity to the country

The population of Sikhs in the world today is approximately 27 million.

Surjit Singh Flora

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Don't empower U.S. border guards on Canadian soil

As is so often the case, an important policy change that could affect Canadians in a direct and personal way has been given scant coverage — and...

Theo Caldwell

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Fines and charges aren’t deterring distracted drivers — we need something better

Canadians are using their phones while driving and it is killing us. It is becoming an epidemic.

Jim Warren

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Jason Kenney can inspire a new conservative movement across the country

It’s a tough time to be a conservative in Canada.

Candice Malcolm

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Bombers not taking Lindley lightly

While the Winnipeg Blue Bombers have faced some adversity of their own this week, it’s nothing like what the Ottawa Redblacks are going through.

Ted Wyman

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Tunisia slowly becoming a model for other Muslim nations

Tunisian president Beji Caid Essebsi must be congratulated on lifting a forty-year ban on a basic human right of Tunisian women.

Farzana Hassan

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Pallister’s Hail Mary pass

Brian Pallister has given up on ending annual government deficits and reducing the PST (from 8% to 7%) by slimming down Manitoba’s notoriously...

Graham Lane

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Morneau must clarify his definition of a ‘fair share’ of taxes

The Trudeau government has talked a lot about “tax fairness” while pushing for major changes to Canada’s personal income tax system including a...

Charles Lammam And Hugh Macintyre

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Trudeau’s UN flop was a sad display of moral relativism

It was quite the study in contrasts. Last Monday, U.S. President Donald Trump stood in front of a packed house at the United Nations to deliver a...

Anthony Furey

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It’s not a “witch hunt”

Senator Murray Sinclair lost a little bit of credibility Thursday.

Tom Brodbeck

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Trudeau's strange ideas about small business

Where on earth does Prime Minister Justin Trudeau get his information about small businesses from?

Lorrie Goldstein

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M-103 talk turns to prosecution, censorship

After the first M-103 hearing on Monday, I wrote that we were perhaps facing a less adversarial process than expected. Liberal MP Iqra Khalid was...

Anthony Furey

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Tories step up to slash deficit

The Pallister government put its money where its mouth is and reduced the core government deficit by an impressive $193 million last year.

Tom Brodbeck

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Trump's presence at the UN was reassuring

So far, President Donald Trump's approach during his first visit to the United Nations General Assembly has shown an unusual grasp of realism and...

Ed Rogers

4 20.09.2017

Commish to Wingnuts: 'You don't sit and whine'

It was the longest game with possibly the most controversial finish the American Association has ever seen, but commissioner Miles Wolff simply...

Paul Friesen

1 20.09.2017

Liberals lower deficit ... to clock in at only billions more than they promised

It’s prudent financial planning to play up your expenses while downplaying your revenues. It greatly decreases your odds of coming up short.

Anthony Furey

6 20.09.2017

Trudeau's tax pitch is based on myths and class-envy

Last week, P.E.I. Liberal MP Wayne Easter let it be known he was opposed to his own government’s proposed small business tax changes. Or if not...

Lorne Gunter

5 20.09.2017

Are MPs getting the wool pulled over their eyes regarding M-103?

The contrast was palpable.

Tarek Fatah

5 20.09.2017

Amid Kinew controversies, is Oswald an option?

It’s hard to imagine how different the political landscape in Manitoba would be today had former NDP cabinet minister Theresa Oswald managed to...

Tom Brodbeck

8 20.09.2017

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Trudeau’s UN address makes tackling First Nations problems even harder

Lorne Gunter

Canada’s Sikh population needs to communicate its identity to the country

Surjit Singh Flora

Don't empower U.S. border guards on Canadian soil

Theo Caldwell

Fines and charges aren’t deterring distracted drivers — we need something better

Jim Warren

Jason Kenney can inspire a new conservative movement across the country

Candice Malcolm

Bombers not taking Lindley lightly

Ted Wyman

Tunisia slowly becoming a model for other Muslim nations

Farzana Hassan

Pallister’s Hail Mary pass

Graham Lane

Morneau must clarify his definition of a ‘fair share’ of taxes

Charles Lammam And Hugh Macintyre

Trudeau’s UN flop was a sad display of moral relativism

Anthony Furey

It’s not a “witch hunt”

Tom Brodbeck

Trudeau's strange ideas about small business

Lorrie Goldstein

M-103 talk turns to prosecution, censorship

Anthony Furey

Tories step up to slash deficit

Tom Brodbeck

Trump's presence at the UN was reassuring

Ed Rogers

Commish to Wingnuts: 'You don't sit and whine'

Paul Friesen

Liberals lower deficit ... to clock in at only billions more than they promised

Anthony Furey

Trudeau's tax pitch is based on myths and class-envy

Lorne Gunter

Are MPs getting the wool pulled over their eyes regarding M-103?

Tarek Fatah

Amid Kinew controversies, is Oswald an option?

Tom Brodbeck