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LILLEY: Carney admits there's likely no deal with Trump unless tariffs included

It’s not the elbows-up response he promised, it’s not the “hard approach” a new poll shows most Canadians want, but it is the reality. Prime...

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Edmonton Sun

Brian Lilley

KINSELLA: Flood of antisemitic hate seeping its way into Ontario schools

The worst places for the explosion in antisemitic hate? The United States, and then Europe — unsurprising, given their relative populations. But...

previous day 10

Edmonton Sun

Warren Kinsella

OPINION: Competition Bureau right that Canada should open skies for competition

Here’s a statement few Canadians will disagree with: Air travel in Canada is expensive and frustrating. But there’s hope. According to a recent...

previous day 10

Edmonton Sun

Jake Fuss

LILLEY: Carney's 'ethics disclosure' raises plenty of questions

Investments in companies like Chevron, Marathon, Occidental and Valero litter Mark Carney’s investment portfolio. That means our prime minister,...

tuesday 1

Edmonton Sun

Brian Lilley

AGAR: Will anyone step forward to lead the federal NDP?

Have you ever wanted to be the leader of a national political party? Now is your chance. The NDP, demolished in the recent federal election, needs...

tuesday 8

Edmonton Sun

Jerry Agar

TAIT: Alberta government deals AISH recipients twin blows through the mail

When Zachary Weeks submits a 450-word text message, you take stock. And read every word. Because something must be wrong. Weeks, who lives with...

tuesday 8

Edmonton Sun

Cam Tait

HANSON: Trump's successes continuing to annihilate the impotent leftists

Across the political left, from orthodox Democrats to Antifa in the streets, the opposition to President Donald Trump has lost its collective mind....

tuesday 2

Edmonton Sun

Victor Davis Hanson

CHARLEBOIS: How politics is inflating the price of your coffee

Ground coffee prices in Canada have surged by 19% since the start of 2025, according to Statistics Canada — making it one of the fastest-rising...

13.07.2025 1

Edmonton Sun

Dr. Sylvain Charlebois

LILLEY: Poilievre fighting ghosts as party loyalists grumble about campaign defeat

Pierre Poilievre rode into the Calgary Stampede to cheers as he took in the parade on horseback. When he took to the stage Friday night, a young...

10.07.2025 1

Edmonton Sun

Brian Lilley

GOLDSTEIN: Trump forcing us to admit our own economic failures

Canadians should be asking themselves why it took an American president launching a trade war against us for our federal and provincial governments...

10.07.2025 4

Edmonton Sun

Lorrie Goldstein

GREEN: Carney government should swiftly axe foolish EV mandate

Two recent events exemplify the fundamental irrationality that is Canada’s electric vehicle (EV) policy. First, the Carney government re-committed...

10.07.2025 2

Edmonton Sun

Kenneth Green

LILLEY: CRTC's misguided internet ruling needs hard reboot from Carney Liberals

If we want investment and jobs in Canada, we need smart decisions, not dumb ones. Too often, though, the federal government or federal regulators...

10.07.2025 2

Edmonton Sun

Brian Lilley

KINSELLA: Dinah Project report documents Hamas' use of sexual violence

Horrible. The Dinah Project is a group of feminists and female legal experts from around the world, including Canada. This week, they released a...

10.07.2025 1

Edmonton Sun

Warren Kinsella

WARMINGTON: Trump-Musk feud 'helps no one' as Mr. Wonderful offers to mediate

Just as it appears their relationship is broken for good, there is still hope among conservatives that Mr. Wonderful might be the guy to get U.S....

09.07.2025 9

Edmonton Sun

Joe Warmington

FINLAYSON: Carney government should recognize that private sector drives Canada’s economy

At the halfway point of what’s shaping up to be a turbulent 2025, how is Canada’s economy faring?      By any measure, the past six months...

09.07.2025 1

Edmonton Sun

Jock Finlayson

LILLEY: Dhanraj still employed, CBC says, despite going public with resignation

It seems that CBC thinks it is Hotel California: You can check out anytime you want, but you can never leave. CBC host Travis Dhanraj resigned from...

08.07.2025 6

Edmonton Sun

Brian Lilley

CHARLEBOIS: Who killed Jersey Milk? Blame Canada's economy

It appears Jersey Milk chocolate is gone after all — despite weeks of corporate denials. Mondelez has now confirmed the product is being...

08.07.2025 1

Edmonton Sun

Dr. Sylvain Charlebois

McCAUGHEY: NYC Campaign Finance Board rigs elections to benefit Democrats

New Yorkers are under the false impression that the taxpayer-funded New York City Campaign Finance Board is levelling the playing field to make...

08.07.2025 2

Edmonton Sun

Betsy Mccaughey